Its hard to say what is causing without the slurry #s and soil prolly to wet to even take an accurate slurry. Just be patient, let them dry out dry out!! And then do a Herc 6.4 reset. Its early enough that you have time to get things reset and firing on all cylinders. My new transplant feed if I think they can take it is just 5 or 10 ml Of Gaia and 2.5 to 5 ml Of Kraken and only water in the same volume I was giving them in the smaller pot and just on the perimeter of the rootball to get the roots searching outwards into new media. If the roots stay wet too long they drive right through the wet soil to the pot edge in search for oxygen and don't colonize the new media as well as a proper dry/wet cycle produces. #4 soil should get you 1-2 weeks without any heavy feed necessary. Be thinking root development at first then slowly building up plant metabolism!! Especially with a teen clone that's never had to metabolize Nectar. But like I said, it's early and Herc is good at what it does!!
We have all been a little over zelous with feeds or waterings, just another thing to note and learn from. I run the Roman too and first time I did I would run down the feed schedule using every bottle as recommended but have since backed off that method and use certain add on bottles at certain times alongside the base....so I feed Roman, just not all at once. It did teach me how to use nectar and what to expect.....different add on bottles become tools!!
I second that Gaia is so awesome!! When I'm not fixing something with Herc and plants are healthy, I use Gaia flushes in the feed feed tea feed feed flush regiment. Kraken is my favorite though of all of them!!
IntersInter, I will have to try Gaia in my flush, good way to introduce beneficial...
BK as a foliar ? if thats the case then get a couple feedings in to get the herc build up before you start it .. remember the 6:1 ratio 6 parts of herc to 1 part of BK .. if you want to be safer side you can always foliar spray the morning after the feed ....
why would you want to just do a Gaia flush ? that should be if there are issues ... stick with the herc flush per say , not really a flush ....
BK goes in my feed water right at the end of mixing so I can get it in the rootzone fast! Before that its foliars from late Veg thru transition. 6:1 Herc to BK, but need to track it with slurry because once you start it, you have to keep it in the regimen.....it doesn't do well with here and there application. Its tricky but a game changer!!
Instead of 30 ml HERC flush, do a 30 mll of Gaia flush!!
I mentioned I use 30 ml Gaia instead of HERC on a FLUSH day in the FFTFFF regiment when plants are healthy and rocking!! Sly responded like he would try adding it to a Herc flush, that isn't how I explained it. I only do Herc flushes if there is a problem or I'm ripening, if leaves are praying to the lights there's no need to Herc flush but salts are still mildly accumillating in the rootzone of a praying healthy plant so the Gaia flush ties up these salts so theres no future issues and keeps a fuller diverse meal for plant and microbes than just the cal phos in Herc.
You can start BK in the rootzone with feeds if you make sure your putting in plenty of different calcium sources but be ready to keep pumping the calcium till finish. It allows for more calcium to be taken up assuming your soil is in range.