wilting after transplant

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kopernikush

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• Aug 25, 2023

• #1

transplanted it about 12 hours ago to it's final 10 liter pot, started droop immediately, it looked very good before this. maybe I transplanted too soon? how should I nurse it?

 

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Moflow

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2023

• #2

Give it a good misting with water and put some sorta humidity dome over it.

 

Herb & Suds

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• Aug 25, 2023

• #3

It takes a bit for them to get acclimated to a new home
It will recover

 

farmingfisherman

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• Aug 25, 2023

• #4

Why did you transplant so early in the first place? Also what medium are you using? It looks quite firm. Good luck!

 

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ebgms

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2023

• #5

This happens to me all the time (a slight wilt/droop after transplant). When I transplant and water, it's like the plants go into a mild shock for 12-24 hours. The next day/light cycle they're fine.

 

Cpappa27

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• Aug 27, 2023

• #6

It looks dry around the base of the plant and wet around the rest of the pot. Did you water in the center where the plant is after you transplanted it? Also you can sprinkle some rooting hormone on the root ball when transplanting next time too. My plants hardly ever experience transplant shock and I fray the root ball hard.

 

Cpappa27

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• Aug 27, 2023

• #7

This is the rooting powder I sprinkle on the root ball before transplant.

 

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Fishmon

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• Aug 27, 2023

• #8

I always sprinkle some mycorrhizae powder on the root balls and in the holes. Never seen a plant fazed by the operation.