Hi just wondering if it's ok that my plants are Wilting after transplanting to new Coco? And if so how should I be treating them until there back up? Just finished watering in after transplanting about an hour ago. Cheers
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Has your coco been charged with CalMag already? Did you feed when you watered? I'm not a coco grower but those are a couple things people will want to know. From my understanding it's pretty similar to hydro and you want to start nutrients right away. Otherwise yes, that's normal for a plant to droop a bit for a day or 2 after a transplant. Just keep an eye on her and don't do anything to her for a few days except water if needed.
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Okay sweet i just wanted to make sure it was a normal thing to happen, yes i have Uber coco with perlite and clay balls witch i was told had everything in it to go.. no i didn't feed when i watered as it was fresh soil and first time transplanting and wasn't too sure about the wilting so i got abit flustered and panicked and got some Ph'd water on immediately until about 20% run off..
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Sounds like "normal" transplant shock. she should be back to normal by tomorrow she just needs a little time to get used to her new home. Doesn't always happen but it's not really an issue.
i wouldn't do anything for at least 2 days, you're just going to stress her more. just water like usual or w/e you do with coco.Last edited by UnderGrower4; 09-23-2020, 09:32 AM.
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allright cool yeah just woke up now at 6 a.m. and ran out like it was christmas morning to have a look and its gaining structure again thank the bud gods thank you
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