Slightly worried/stumped? (Pics Included)

[mikebass1]

So it's been 2 weeks exactly since potted seed. The plant is 6" tall and it appears to be doing well other than perhaps the droopiness. I know i'm not overwatering it and I believe the temperature is perfect. I'm mainly concerned about the 4 1/2" potting cup it is in, that only has approx 2 1/2" of soil in it. If the plant becomes rootbound, which i think it is because of some roots escaping through the water run-off holes. Could this possibly be causing the droopage? If so, is it too late to transplant to a different sized pot? When is the latest that you can transplant? I just have a feeling that if i continue to grow in this pot, the plant will not survive. Comments welcome?

ps. Is this plant M or F? Too early to tell?

 

[Gastanker]

Too early to tell on the sex - droopiness is prolly not due to the size of the container but i'de suggest translanting asap. Its just a good practise to transplant once you see roots coming outa the drainage holes.

 

[LAX Skunky BwS]

transplant asap .. u have no soil in there..lol

 

[jojo2002]

Def. not enough soil you planted to low to the base typically you want the pot almost full maybe half inch from top. There is not enough soil in there. I would transplant into a bigger bot with more soil try not to transplant it in the new pot all the way down if that makes sense. PM me if you need more help

 

[scoregreen]

one tip -- its easier to transplant BEFORE watering -- the dry soil helps keep everything together during the upgrade.

 

[Ghost420]

over watered. wait a few days until the pots dry out. when u feel like u wanna water pick up the pots and if they feel dense that means theres water in there if they feel airy then water.

they are also a little N deficient

 

[mikebass1]

D
oes N deficient mean.. nitrogen deficient or nutrient deficient? And could i possibly get either at a home depot. lowes, walmart, etc..?? If so.. what kind?

 

[mikebass1]

Does the N mean nutrient or nitrogen deficiency..? If either, can i get fertilizers or nutrients at a home depot, lowes, walmart nursery centers?? Or would i have to actually goto a plant store?

 

[Calijuana]

one tip -- its easier to transplant BEFORE watering -- the dry soil helps keep everything together during the upgrade.

Hmm, weird, I usually water 1 day before and then transplant. I find if its dry and a piece breaks off it does tend to take some roots with it. not that it's too big a deal

 

[silentlemon]

N deficient is nitrogen, as in the element, first number of NPK/ nitrogen phosphorus and potassium ie 15 30 15