Traplanting from Coco to super soil

[Chubbs9879]

First time indoor venture...Received an 8" tall LSD strain plant which was sprouted and grown in Coco. I transplanted her into 5 yr composted soil. She started dropping only on main fan leaves from each node along with browning on the edges of those same fans. She was flushed for 20 mins and has been looking stable for two days now. She's covered over with a screen to take some of the stress off of her. Any suggestions on anything else may need to be done to help her recover?

 

[Green75]

Not supposed to flush super soil ...you flushed for twenty minutes....using what....tap water that you did not ph correctly ?.....if so that's your brown edges problem...

Now you probly gotta bring ph down....
6-6.5 ph....is what you want going in and coming out...

But wait...your not supposed to water till runoff cause your super soil will loose all its good stuff....wait again..with super soil you should not have to mess with your ph...that's the thing about it...but...I would suggest still ph'ing anything you dump in there...

So for now...let her sit...till she is dry again and you can give her plain 6.5 ph water....keep that up and she should come around.....don't water to runoff tho...you might of already screwed up your super soil with the flush....if yellow ness starts to happen....color fading....then time to dump in bottle nutes.....or make a slurry of ph water and more super soil then drain and give that water to plants...your choice

Good luck

 

[NebulaHaze]

At this point the plant might be stressed from the flush. I agree it seems to work better in super soil to try to give just enough water to wet the plant but avoid runoff. It is a good idea to test and manage the pH of your water just like in coco, though in super soil you want to use something natural like Earth Juice Natural PH Down and Natural PH Up.

Definitely post a picture of the plant in the setup so we can help you assess whether it needs extra help! It could just need a little time to recover from the shock

 

[Chubbs9879]

Happy to say that over the past few days all problems with "Trixxy" have subsided and she has gotten healthy green leaves come in with no burns or yellowing on new growth!!! Guano is an amazing antibiotic. Yay!!! I really appreciate all the insight and hope to figure out how to upload pics in the future. Thank you for your assistance and direction