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Its sugar cane mulch, just on top.. it's suppose to act as a barrier so the soil doesn't dry out

Id heard such good things about the coco mix im so pissed i moved them

So did your friend transplant or begin the seeds in coco to start with?

Jimihendrix1- i didn't see the transplant but pretty sure the coco mix came as a brick that needed to be broken down with water? So i guess so ? Powertech- so do you think its worth watering them now? Is there not anything to do to save any of them now?

Any tips? I haven't watered since but soil doesnt feel dry, just been keeping them shady for now so they don't burn... need desperate help tho

This is today :(

Yeah the pistils were like a light green colour before i changed the medium but now they are all brown.. they are in complete shock! Don't know what i can do to save them ? This was that same plant a week or two before transplant when i first noticed them

Shouldnt be flowering.. maybe pre flowering? Their only a few weeks old.. not clones. Auto flower seeds though

Ive got no idea tbh, i wasnt the one to do the transplant... ive just taken over coz i don't want to give up on them... any suggestions on what i can do to keep any of them alive?

Figured it out... sorry to "hijack" just needed help asap

HELP! First time grower, plants were doing well but growing slowly so i decided to change from potting mix soil to coco coir mix... they are in same size pots and wernt damaged during transplant but are in complete shock and seem to be dying. Not to mention the day after transplant was 43° ...

I didn't know how to do that. No need to be rude about it

HELP! First time grower, plants were doing well but growing slowly so i decided to change from potting mix soil to coco coir mix... they are in same size pots and wernt damaged during transplant but are in complete shock and seem to be dying. Not to mention the day after transplant was 43° ...