Chill with the watering. Let them dry, they're not that bad but might start to look worse before they improve - that's just the nature of overwatering symptoms - they lag behind the overwatering because it's a gradual thing...a ittle too much each time and before you know it you're waterlogged - leave them, don't feed them for at least another 2-3 weeks - and then go easy - that soil's full of good stuff needs using
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Chill with the watering. Let them dry, they're not that bad but might start to look worse before they improve - that's just the nature of overwatering symptoms - they lag behind the overwatering because it's a gradual thing...a ittle too much each time and before you know it you're waterlogged - leave them, don't feed them for at least another 2-3 weeks - and then go easy - that soil's full of good stuff needs using
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I can't see u say anywhere how old these plants are but certainly if u only transplanted a week ago then i'd guesstimate from ur pic thats its likely transplant shock too. Also, i'd more say be careful adding tons of extra supplements to the soil straight away as it can get too chaotic otherwise - fair enough on lime if u think soil ph is really bad but FF as a pre-mixed soil should really be ok to use untampered with. (and remember the hydro shop guy may be very helpful & nice but he is a salesman still!)
I've not used FFOF myself but have read loadsa places that it can be abit hot on young seedlings, so u could just be seeing slight effect of that too. But i would definitely hold off on adding loadsa chems to try & correct it as plant should grow thru it fine & unless u pretty experienced and/or experiencing life-threatening ph problems then trying to manually alter ur soil composition can be quite a skill. (certainly not one i can do yet anyway!) I agree with Bublonic - wait it out & dont worry too much in meantime.
I've not used FFOF myself but have read loadsa places that it can be abit hot on young seedlings, so u could just be seeing slight effect of that too. But i would definitely hold off on adding loadsa chems to try & correct it as plant should grow thru it fine & unless u pretty experienced and/or experiencing life-threatening ph problems then trying to manually alter ur soil composition can be quite a skill. (certainly not one i can do yet anyway!) I agree with Bublonic - wait it out & dont worry too much in meantime.
i added lime for fact that fox farm is great but were i got it she left bags outside and soil got drenched sense pots are bigger the ph isnt what it normaly is for this soil and hydro person is pretty chillax she doesnt try sell you jack you ask question she helps lol next batch of soil def coming from hydro shop theres is treated properly lol but my question bout watering was because some people do nute then next water do normal some do nute everytime was wondering if its pref or what