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Help help help people my little seedling first true leaves have got little yellow after transplanting them donno what to do don't wonna lose my baby anyone know what it could be and how I can save her thank u

What kind of soil you have it in and what kind of lights, could just be shock or something else

Coco soil mate and 400 watt hps she was all looking healthy and green b4 I transplanted her

Thinking maybe you stressed her out, did you water after transplanting? and how far away is the light

Water her straight away after transplanting . Light about foot and half away I just raised it more

Should be fine id give her a day with some good light and see if she springs up any pics man?

She probably lossed a root or so during the transplant. Watch her closely as she may need a little extra water. As long as the growing medium doesn't have a problem the plant will be fine.

Transplants are a rough time, I've got an otherwise healthy and tall clone that yellowed up after a transplant. Once she was used to it though I saw improvement and with the first nutrient application she was right as rain. Fresh water PH'd to 6.5-6.8 is good to help with the shock of the transplant. I haven't dealt with seedlings in a long, long time, but from what I remember they don't need a lot of light and just using a standard pigtail CFL is not unheard of until she gets a little heartier, this can also keep her from stretching up too much while building a leaf base to handle some of that light. If you do use a big light far away, then don't forget to give ample air circulation to build stalk strength and help compensate for the inevitable stretching.

I wouldn't get too worried unless the leaves get crispy and dead feeling. As long as they are pliable, then you shouldn't be looking at a devastating loss, just a hurdle. You can PH some fresh water and put it into a spray bottle. Spritz her with it now and again, but just enough to get the leaves wet, not the soil, this will keep you checking on her and keep her running fresh water through in case you guys are fighting anything. Largely though, continue with your normal process and reduce variation whenever possible.

Monitor for worsening, consistency, and improvement. Sometimes things do get a little worse before they get better. I had one in my hands walking toward the trash can when I decided to give her a couple more days. God damn if she didn't not only recover her main group, but also shoot out a new growth from down below while the top was slowly recovering, now she's a Y shape with two big fat main stalks...I just kept her in the normal watering rotation and spritzed her with my other youngins. I was and am truly amazed at how bad she looked. wilted leaves and all (there was an issue with her roots, the transplant saved her). For veg I'm 4ft 6 bulb t5, superthrive and fox farm grow big every other ph'd to 6.8 on the dot, fresh water 6.8 on the dot on the off waterings, promix HP soil, 12inch smart pots temp 70-72 humidity 45-55%

you shouldn't be transplanting while they're still seedlings dude! wait until they are bigger next time.

Learn from your mistakes I will remember that bro . I have put plastic cup over it to act like a dome . Leaves are standing up the stems looks straight . I think she might be pulling through ��

ye keep the humidity up.

As bird mcbride said you might have lost a root during transplant.

hope she pulls thru bro.

thats alot of friggin light to be giving to such a young seedling.. better move that sucker far away lol