just got done transplanting...

cmwsrw

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:?:Ok so heres the deal i just got done trans. them they was severly overwatered i put drain holes in the bottom of it and got the right kind of lights cfl. my question now is this after i got done transplanting them i put them back under the new light do i need to start the 16/8 cycle over at the time that i put them under the correct light or do i need to keep it on the same scheduale that it was on? and also were it was over watered do i need to water it now or wait until it is time for it to be in the dark?:?:
 
For seedlings, clones, or newly transplanted seedlings, I go 24/0. Then as they're root structure begins introduce the 18/6 for about 4-6 weeks or whatever your plan may be, at this point you should have 4-8 nodes and ready for flower cycle 12/12. Drainage is a must, and overwatering is not good at all. Wait until 3-4 days, I go by the weight of the pot, when its really light its time to water. OR you can do the finger in the soil test, 2 inches deep if soil is dry, its time to water.... Pictures are always helpful for best advice/help feedback.
 
i asked the same question about a week ago bro...i transplanted and kept the same 18/6 cycle i had and i noticed some growth the first 4-5 days, i guess they were in shock...but after 5 days man there taking off...then i just changed my light cycle so my lights were off for an extra 12 hours..when i turned them back on, one sprout grew about 4 inches so you should be fine...it might shock it but it will recover
 
what about watering i put new soil and everything it is almost completley dried but it was way over watered i just got holes in the bottom i didnt think it was that big of deal but it obviously is...so should i go ahead and water the new soil or just wait and let it have time to adjust to the new soil and new light?
 
That's up to you. Put them on whatever schedule you prefer,(starting time) whether it be morning, night, etc.....because it won't hurt them if you have to leave them in the dark for a few extra hours, or deprive them of a few, in order to get them back to the schedule you prefer.
 
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