HELP! New Grower Think I Waited Too Long To Transplant Or Water

[TheKieftan]

Hey so just started my first indoor grow I only have 1 plant it was doing great posted a pic on this forum a couple days ago and someone commented I should transplant I would but I’m in the process of building a grow area I didn’t know it would grow so fast or i would have built sooner I’m almost done with the grow room so I had started to dry the soil of the plant being transplanted because I read it was a good idea to stop watering 48hrs before a transplant unfortunately it took longer to finish than expected I should now be done in a couple hours but when I got home my plant was super droopy I panicked watered it and I turned on the lights for 24/7 lights till it looks better from 16/8 what should I do is it to late to save it should I transplant it in its weakened state below is a picture before and after

[Earlygrower]

I’d transplant it. What are you growing in?

[TheKieftan]

Soil and I did thank you it was great advice she bounced back this morning

[ChadWestport]

I personally like to transplant after having just watered. For me, it helps the soil stay together as I transfer it.

[Wolfe0420]

I also water before I transplant but not enough to have run off just want to get the soil moist so it doesn’t fall apart in your hands. You don’t need to finish your grow room first all they really need is a bigger pot. If they grew too fast then you did something right. Transplant ASAP!!

[Wolfe0420]

Also 16/8??? I always run 18/6=Veg and 12/12= flower

[golfnrl]

Transplant...can you give some details about your grow set up. Grow medium, photo/auto/, nutrients? Building a grow room?

[TheKieftan]

Think I fixed it after transplanting she bounced right back beautiful as ever definitely won’t be making that mistake again to answer though potting soil from a garden supply linked with a dispensary nutrients is just grow big by fox farm and cal mag from general hydroponics as well as some added unknown nutrients from my well water which has a starting PH of 8.75-9 normally the PH is perfect after adding nutes 6.5 ish I only need PH down when plain watering

[golfnrl]

Glad it's working out. I thought the PH of the water where I live is high but dang, 8.75 -9? Sounds like you have things under control. Glad your nutes bring the PH into range, one less thing to worry about.

[ChadWestport]

TheKieftan Always nice to hear that the plant has bounced back, thanks for sharing.