Ccole420

So i just transplanted my plant yesterday evening and have it a dose of the first nutes, i bought Neptune's Harvest ORGANIC FISH FERTILIZER i woke up like 10 minutes ago and checked on it and this is what i saw... i think it might hvae sumthing to do with transplanting it and it will take a day or to for the roots to start spreading, then the plant will get straonger again.... i could be wrong though, here they are.... note; just transplanted yesterday

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johnny-0

When I transplant into another soil it is generally good for 2-3 weeks before ferting.My advice would be to chill out on the nutes and let it dry out.MJ likes dry feet-so let it dry out several days and stabalize before any new fert.s are added.P.S.It looks like your using to big a pot for such small plant.

Ccole420

does it really matter how big the pot is though? so ur saying the problem could be from the nutes?

Pesci

I would not fertilize for atleast another week or two, and only then lightly. Just make sure the plant is kept moist. Not wet, but moist.

Let nature take it's course. Don't work against the plant. No need to fertilize right now

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Ccole420

will it be okay over time? thanks

Ccole420

my friend i saying to maybe flush it, is this summthing i should do or once the roots take hold of the soil itll be fine, at least thats what i think...

PipeWorks

No don't flush now, just relaaaaaaxx.

You just transplanted last night and you woke up in the morning and it was a little droppy. You should have watered lightly after you transplanted (without nutes, but oh well) and just give it a few days to get settled.

You might have disrupted the roots a little bit. No big deal, let her be and keep an eye on it.

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Bongo Banger

that plant looks plenty big to start nutes. i'd have started at 1/4 strength. the pics aren't really clear, but it looks to already have some defs. seeing some droop after x-plant is fairly normal. i would have started in a smaller pot myself. with a small plant, it'll take a long time to use up the nutes/water. plus, it's kind of a waste of nutes, and it could cause a build-up of nutes because the plant isn't able to utilize them since no root mass to speak of. if you wanted to, you could place it in a smaller pot...

Ccole420

well the nutes i just got are 2-4-1 but im not gunna suse them for another week or so but i think that will take care of the difeshincys, well i hope... and im bout to get my ph on the right track in a couple days... thanks

Ccole420

UPDATE/ the top leaves in the picture that look fine, are now drooping,s utation is getting worse, it is effecting the entire plant, i belive it could be a defs as you said, nitrogen, magnesium?? give me your feedback, in a couple days without nutes do you think that the plant will have adapted to the new transplant and start perking up. if not what, do u reccomned is hould do, i think it is a magnesium or nitrogen because of the droop, let me know though, thankss.