droopy plants

[pierre]

I've had to put my plant in a larger pot and put my seedling (ready for light) into my first plants pot but I've added a cocoblock and some coco coir soil with the cheep stuff that's meant to last a cpl months and they are very droopy and lazy looking so I took a pot and put my plant in a bag to hold it together and got all the soil and dried it out under the light while mixing up so it was all airy and light and re-potted. I did this with both but they still don't look fully fit. Is there anything else I can do to improve them?

[Canuck147]

Patience - give them a little time to bounce back.

[Tersky]

Concur with Canuck147 Plants usually droop after transplant and its called transplant shock. Let it recover before doing anything stressful to it.

[pierre]

Will I keep to the 18/6 veg light stage?

[Tersky]

I would. If they are almost ready for flower, just wait until they recover then flip it to flower.

[vostok]

I've had to put my plant in a larger pot and put my seedling (ready for light) into my first plants pot but I've added a cocoblock and some coco coir soil with the cheep stuff that's meant to last a cpl months and they are very droopy and lazy looking so I took a pot and put my plant in a bag to hold it together and got all the soil and dried it out under the light while mixing up so it was all airy and light and re-potted. I did this with both but they still don't look fully fit. Is there anything else I can do to improve them?

Transplant Shock?: water easily and raise the light until recovered

theirs no point in making it worse by forcing the plant under a close light

good luck