Transplant this plant 2 days ago and it’s now looking like this! I’m growing organically in coco organically amended, ro water as water source, 600w led light set too 70cm away at 50% 18 hours 6 off, tent temp 25c, tent humid 50%, also have other girls with this one that are all showing signs of curving leafs and deformed growth, someone please help!

Just a quick bit of advice please all. I've got my 2 emergency outdoor autos and they're looking ok so far and about 4 weeks or so into flower. The problem is I only left them is smaller spots smaller pots for stealth but then larger one is needing feeding every day. Is it too late to transplant and if not how to best minimise shock

Hi Guys I've got a speed+ auto, in a 12 airpot. I made mistake of not adding enough perlite to biobizz allmix and worm compost (not vermiculite, but mixed in with compost) and compacting it too much by hand, before transplanting seedling which popped in a peat plug after 36 hours soaking. The leaves were burnt, and the second set were ok, but the new growth, leaves are dark green, and curling up in a wee ball. Should I try and transplant, or just give it up as a bad job, and germ another one. Tent has 4" extractor, heating tube, and two of the big metal PC fans, plus a 6" fan on a timer. 15 on 30 off, or vice versa. Any thoughts?

Hello again fellow growers of the herbal world. Again i have a problem i require some advice, first time grower. Plant was growing perfectly well before i transplanted it. Nute mix as follows. 3ml A 3ml B CANNA, 0.4EC of cal mag (my tap water is 0.0 ec) 10ml rhizo all to 5 liters of water PH'd to 5.8 in this early stage, plant is 25 days old. Tight nodes, on its 5th. I have transplanted it into its final pot as the root system was growing so fast in the second transplant pot that it outgrew that pot in 6 days!! almost root bound so i had to get it out of there, amazing root ball for the size of the plant, all the roots where white, hairy and looked very very healthy indeed. I am growing in coco coir mixed with 30% perlite 10% vermiticlite. This is my own mix and so far its been fantastic, impossible to over water! This photo was taken 24 hours after the transplant, i notice one leaf 12 hours after and the next morning, 3 out of 4 leaves on the second node, these brown marks are ALL on the lower leaves right now, its a very early sign of "something" not sure what though, my first initial thought was CAL deficiency. I buffed the coco with my nute mix before i transplanted so it wasnt going into totally into a mix with no buffed nutes to feed on. And i did not change the nute mix, as its still very early to change it. total EC of all nutes is 0.7 and in the other pot it was LOVING the nute mix! Was growing very fast! So fellow growers, any help would be greatly appreciated! Like i said, this is 24 hours after transplant, would rather catch and fix it early before it spreads to new growth. Thanks! PS.. I need a role model to help me through the process of growing lol. Any takers? The people who take time to help others, those are the people that make this world a nice place to be in. Appreciation is not always shown for these individuals, but to all you wonderful people that help others. We appreciate it, and i certainly do.

Hello again fellow growers of the herbal world. Again i have a problem i require some advice, first time grower. Plant was growing perfectly well before i transplanted it. Nute mix as follows. 3ml A 3ml B CANNA, 0.4EC of cal mag (my tap water is 0.0 ec) 10ml rhizo all to 5 liters of water PH'd to 5.8 in this early stage, plant is 25 days old. Tight nodes, on its 5th. I have transplanted it into its final pot as the root system was growing so fast in the second transplant pot that it outgrew that pot in 6 days!! almost root bound so i had to get it out of there, amazing root ball for the size of the plant, all the roots where white, hairy and looked very very healthy indeed. I am growing in coco coir mixed with 30% perlite 10% vermiticlite. This is my own mix and so far its been fantastic, impossible to over water! This photo was taken 24 hours after the transplant, i notice one leaf 12 hours after and the next morning, 3 out of 4 leaves on the second node, these brown marks are ALL on the lower leaves right now, its a very early sign of "something" not sure what though, my first initial thought was CAL deficiency. I buffed the coco with my nute mix before i transplanted so it wasnt going into totally into a mix with no buffed nutes to feed on. And i did not change the nute mix, as its still very early to change it. total EC of all nutes is 0.7 and in the other pot it was LOVING the nute mix! Was growing very fast! So fellow growers, any help would be greatly appreciated! Like i said, this is 24 hours after transplant, would rather catch and fix it early before it spreads to new growth. Thanks! PS.. I need a role model to help me through the process of growing lol. Any takers? The people who take time to help others, those are the people that make this world a nice place to be in. Appreciation is not always shown for these individuals, but to all you wonderful people that help others. We appreciate it, and i certainly do.

Hi there folks, Having only ever transplanted photos before, does anyone have any tips as to when I should be getting this seedling into it's final pot? I don't want to attempt it too soon and I don't want to leave it too late for obvious reasons. The tiny seedling shown in the pot is not the one I'm wanting to transplant, it's the larger one shown in the second pic. I added a pic of the pot to show you pot size. Thanks BTW plant is currently on day 6