just transplanted, now plants are droopy

[lifeisgood]

I just moved my plants from one outdoor location to another outdoor location last night and when I checked the plants today, I found them to be severely droopy. They normally don't droop. Does this always happen after transplanting them? Are they dying? Is there something I can/should do?

[Firepower]

Shock is typical when transplanting, if you can get your hands on some SuperThrive, feed the plants with a good watering and ST, if not a good watering should help them up in 1-2 days, if the temps are real hot i would water it more..

[Mr.Wakenbake]

the above post is spot on.....


droopyness is normal after a transplant.superthrive is going to help you out tremendously.

[stoneybologne]

where can u find superthrive?

[Capone]

walmart target home depo lowes etc...basically alot of places

[Firepower]

I had a seedling i planted on a small peat pot, once sprouted i planted the whole peat pot inside a medium grow bag i got from a purchase, with some MG organic soil only to test out, well i never fully buried buried the pot so the so the roots came out the bottom and deposited at the bottom of the bag and roots, to make a story short i took i out the bag and broke the soil off while spraying it with my kitchen sink sprayer till i got all the soil out the roots..
planted in new pot with MG organic / perlite / sand slowly packing the soil into the roots till fully covered, gave it a good watering with ST and its been a full day with no droopiness showing. Only thing is the whole process took over an hour, mostly on breaking the soil from the roots.. hope this helps..

[walter]

it will bounce back