I don't think a transplant would be what you want. One thing that I plan to use along with "superthrive" is stuff called spreader-sticker. There is some called Coco-Wet from Spray-N-Go. You know the waxy stuff on the plants? Well this help to get through it so when you add nutes to your water you can spray foliage and it will get into it. It also impairs insects respiration organs. So it itself can be used as a insecticide. But spreader-sticker also aids any fungicides, insecticides, or fertilizers. Also there are home-made solutions. You can blend water, vegi oil, lemon, tobasco, and garilic to make your own spray. Just make sure to not let it build it on leaves or buds. Every other time spray with water heavily to clean foliage. Then shake the plants of extra water so you doin't end up with fungus. Hope that might help a lil. There are other ways, but I would not go to a chemical on the plant unless it gets serious. I have found ways to get rid of pests without these sprays. I had a knat problem and found that if I lightly spray the soil with windex or a carb cleaner it will kill them and the eggs. But evaperates so fast it wont effect the plant. Or at least I don't think it did.
