Dying after Transplant

Mr. Pif

Active Member

• May 22, 2011

• #1

I took my plants from one big pot and moved them to their own smaller pots outside.3 of the plants look the same but one is now wilting. What shud I do???

 

max316420

Well-Known Member

• May 22, 2011

• #2

water them....

 

MrGhettoGrower

Well-Known Member

• May 22, 2011

• #3

Mr. Pif said:

I took my plants from one big pot and moved them to their own smaller pots outside.3 of the plants look the same but one is now wilting. What shud I do???

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This is why I always start a few extra!

 

bamfrivet

Well-Known Member

• May 22, 2011

• #4

If you have any willow tree's near your house go out and get some of the fresh green growths. Make some willow water and water your plants with that. It'll help out with the roots.

 

jawbrodt

Well-Known Member

• May 22, 2011

• #5

Yeah, pretty much all you can do, is make sure the soil is moist, and wait. That plant probably just suffered more root damage than the others, and'll bounce back soon.

 

C

chungup

Member

• Jul 22, 2012

• #6

I just transplanted my Auto white Moscow seedlings (10 days) and a few of the seedlings look to be "looking" funny after a few hours. Hoping they don't die. Please what do you suggest I do to make them survive the stress of transplanting? Thank you

jawbrodt said:

Yeah, pretty much all you can do, is make sure the soil is moist, and wait. That plant probably just suffered more root damage than the others, and'll bounce back soon.

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GreenChile

Active Member

• Jul 22, 2012

• #7

Or you can just shave off a little asprin into some water....

 

GreenChile

Active Member

• Jul 22, 2012

• #8

First thing you can do is start your own thread
Second thing to remember is to avoid transplanting any auto flowering strains.

 

GreenChile

Active Member

• Jul 22, 2012

• #9

Mr. Pif, its hard to tell without a picture, but it sound like you just incured a little transplant shock, it aint no thang. You can add a little asprin, or some Vitamin B, or some Super Thrive and it will reduce stress. But just give it a few days to recover and it will perk back up.

 

CaLiKiD24

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2012

• #10

i just transplanted this grape ape to a 5 gl. of FFoF soil yesterday. It all started this morning. I havent watered or added any nutes since the soaking. Any advice???

 

HotShot7414

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2012

• #11

Mr. Pif said:

I took my plants from one big pot and moved them to their own smaller pots outside.3 of the plants look the same but one is now wilting. What shud I do???

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Do it look dead or just droopy? Looking dead is under watering and droopy is over watering,i should know i had both problems.I have an active thread called "fuck my whole crop is ruined" which came from under watering even though i knew it they needed water but was under dyer circumstances.

 

HotShot7414

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• Sep 19, 2012

• #12

CaLiKiD24 said:

i just transplanted this grape ape to a 5 gl. of FFoF soil yesterday. It all started this morning. I havent watered or added any nutes since the soaking. Any advice???View attachment 2341086

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Soaking? Well anyway you have high PH from the look of the leaves starting to twist.

 

oneweed onelove

Member

• Sep 19, 2012

• #13

Mr. Pif said:

I took my plants from one big pot and moved them to their own smaller pots outside.3 of the plants look the same but one is now wilting. What shud I do???

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if it was a transplant shok, next time start the seeds in idividual cups so you dont disturb the roots wen you transplant to bigger pots... ;D

 

CaLiKiD24

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2012

• #14

i just got a ph tester and got distilled water to 5.6ish, i added a little malasses and FF Big Bloom. Just soaked the top soil a little. Went back out around 20 minutes later and they are slowly perking back up. Should i be using PHdown on all my feedings since my water here is hard. round 7 ph. Hoping it comes around =D thanks for the info