Transplanted to bigger RW, leaves drooping...

[SupermanHI]

last night i noticed a root sticking through my 1in cube with 2 of my plants so at 11pm i soaked two of my 3in cubes in 1/3 strg nutrient ph 5.8 water till about 930 this morning then stuck my smaller cubes into the bigger ones and the best of my 2 plants now has droopy leaves...is this because i shocked it due to transplanting or whats wrong with my baby??!

SupermanHI Reviewed by SupermanHI on 11-24-2009. Transplanted to bigger RW, leaves drooping... last night i noticed a root sticking through my 1in cube with 2 of my plants so at 11pm i soaked two of my 3in cubes in 1/3 strg nutrient ph 5.8 water till about 930 this morning then stuck my smaller cubes into the bigger ones and the best of my 2 plants now has droopy leaves...is this because i shocked it due to transplanting or whats wrong with my baby??! Rating: 5

[oldmac]

last night i noticed a root sticking through my 1in cube with 2 of my plants so at 11pm i soaked two of my 3in cubes in 1/3 strg nutrient ph 5.8 water till about 930 this morning then stuck my smaller cubes into the bigger ones and the best of my 2 plants now has droopy leaves...is this because i shocked it due to transplanting or whats wrong with my baby??!

Most likely it is just transplant shock, probably broke or damaged part of the root sticking out. But it might be caused by the other two things you mentioned. 1) I'm not a fan of using nutrients at this stage. You are interested in putting down roots, not growing the plantlet. Some people find using a little clonning gel or powder, or just B1 vitamin better for transplanting RW plugs into blocks to stimulate more root growth. 2) I find that a PH of 5.5 or slightly less to have worked the best for me with rockwool.

Good luck and good growing. :thumbsup: