So should I leave it in it’s forever home that pot I just transplanted it into like 8 hrs ago or so or should I put it into a smaller cup like Paps was suggesting
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It may make it
If you transfer into a solo cup don’t water it leave it I dry soil
It may come around
But too much handling causes stress
You need to learn to water for the size of the plant not the size of the pot
Stop spraying it every day
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That’s a hard one because transplanting is a shocking event. Definitely hard to water a big pot. If it shows any signs of turning around I would potentially leave it. If it appears to be struggling with no good turnaround potentially then transplant it quickly. Don’t wanna lose it. Cheers !!!
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I mist it not like spray it down soaking wet but still don’t do that ???
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It happened fast I turned lights on this morning everything was fine it was all fluffed out leaves out etc so I misted it like I always do an came back 2 hrs later if that an it was an flopped over oh an I haven’t watered since 3 days ago I looked at my notes
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Anywho thank u guys I totally appreciate it I’m gonna pop some seeds that I got from @BTYGMO that he gave me for house hunting troubles lol gonna be using the paper towel method to germinate wish me luck an ya no spraying over watering this time
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Pretty sure this one gonna die oh an there was a whole dug into my soil wonder if my daughter rat pissed in my soil ???
These days, I only grow mothers in coco. But I only transplant when they significantly larger. So I agree with that @Papalag . Anytime you transplant is a shocking event. But it is difficult big pots small plants. I probably overwater more in that situation as well easy to do. Definitely a drastic result … probably from the early transplanting. Cheers !!!
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I plant that size has very little root development so it should remain in a small pot till it out grows it
Good luck 
What ever you do
Be gentle with it
Also less is more the biggest problem for new growers is watering
Alway let the plant dry out
And for a seedling like this size very little water is plenty
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Pop more, let them overgrow the substrate there in. Seeds will be the least of your worries ( OG makes that a non issue)… Seeds are all little experiences on your way to be coming the gardener you want to be !!! Cheers @Papalag @Cummings420
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I don’t wanna ask anyone for seeds but I’m so thankful for the ones who did send me some that very very generous n I hope to repay them someday but I definitely been buying packs lately lol think I should pop that whole pack u sent me lol they are all fems correct an thank u guys definitely be watching my watering fuck that sucks OPERATOR ERROR lol anywho hope u all have a great night n wonderful weekend OG FAM
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If you need seeds just ask lol I’ve got a bunch
And new ones being made as we speak lol
Seeds are not the issue
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I agree if you are trying and learning this phase will pass and knowledge will come. Doesn’t matter if you have a good run or not. You walk away learning something out of it. You take that to your next grow. Don’t ever be bummed because you lost a couple of plants or a couple seeds. It’s all part of the process and must happen to gain the knowledge !!!
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I have one friend… He thought it was going to be easy to follow along with a lot of us. We dialed Him in. His first grow was very successful but he was paying attention and had a lot of help around every day. The subsequent grows second third … Not so good and various problems along the way. He has not had a harvest since that first grow. That has been very challenging, but his first garden has kept him in weed all along the rest of his struggles. I’m pretty sure number four is going to be a good pull !!! Keep your head up you have something good to smoke and you can pop some more seeds !!! Cheers !!!
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Oh WOW that makes a lot of sense thank u friend
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THANK U @Vegabom for the housewarming gift I greatly appreciate it ALOT friend again THANK U an the dice puck is just to fucking cool i love it lol it’s rad
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To be honest, I like to pop seeds in rockwool these days. Small seed starter rockwool cubes. I just soak them in water that’s 5.8 for an hour or so. Drain the water shake them 2 or 3 times. I put the seed directly into the hole. Slightly fold over a little bit of the top fluffy edges of the rock roll cube to block out light. I place those directly in my clone chamber. Pretty much hands off until it sprouts. That is the reason why I like to go with that particular set up. And it’s easy to gauge water weight on rockwool cubes. Most of the time you don’t water until after, it’s sprouted with this method. Cheers !!!
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Don’t forget just cause you start with Rockwool cubes does not mean you cannot run Coco or any sort of mix. Those are just starter cubes. They work well with other mediums for transplanting later on. Most clones you get online, etc. will come in rockwool. Cheers !!!
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