transplanting is somewhat easy, you water the pot that its in and let it soak, then get the transplant pot ready with soil, about half full or more.
clean hands so as not to infect anything.

now get your plant and pot and turn it up side down most of the soil is soaked wet so not much will fall out of the pot but light ly squeeze the pot around the out side, loosening the grip the pot has on the soil and plant, don't pull at the steam, soon after rotating and lightly squeezing the soil will pop out with the plant and it will look like you have a soil puck in the shape of the pot it came from.

at this point put your hand under the soil on the root mass and settle it in you new pot supporting the soil and the root mass, also support the steam cause if it flops over your gonna get soil and roots everywhere. now fill around and cover some of the base of the steam, Lightly push down to settle the new plant and soil into the new pot and soil.

at this point you can lightly water the new soil and pot, lightly means just the surface, remember you already watered the plant before transplanting, and in fact the dry soil around the wet soil will get those roots waiting to search for more moisture. wait about a day or 2 before watering again or check a inch under the surface and resume feeding and watering as normal. if done correctly usually a day of stunted growth will happen then you Will see a rapid growth development afterward. sometimes their is not stunt in growth some strains are just beastly.
MadSativa Reviewed by MadSativa on . What is wrong with my plant? pics included Hey, so i've been vegatating this plant for 3-4 weeks already. It was growing great until this past week when i noticed brown spots, the leaves drooping, and it's not growing quite as fast. the pictures attached are a before and after. PLEASE help me get this plant back on track. Rating: 5