Never nute a stressed cloneling.

After transplanting into soil, the roots need to adjust. Ease-up on the fan action, raise the lights a tad, and treat them like unrooted clones till established. (provide a humid enviornment)

Do not keep soil soaking, and don't keep spraying the leaves. This will cause mold, mildew, and possible root rot. Best to spray the dome or cover...or whatever you are using to keep the humidity levels up.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . transplant problems... Hello all, I will start from the beginning. I had some plants. I flowered them for 2 weeks. Found the best female. Took many clones. Put them in homemade aerocloner. Grew roots out pretty long. they were about 6-9 inches long. but the clones didnt really grow along with the roots. I then transplanted them to dirt. "happy frog" Now on day 2 dirt, they are all wilting. temps are good. humidity is good. fan is blowing on them. and they are under 400mh that is about 6 feet above them. on Rating: 5