Im only on my second grow so am no expert but she looks stressed. If you transplanted 4 days ago and she reacted immediately its gotta be nutrient problems. A few photos also suggest an insect problem. Id water and check run off colour to see if you need a flush but i know nothing about bat guano and worm castings so cant advise 100% but shes certainly not happy in that mix. The lower foliage will not produce anything worth keeping, from the photos it looks like the worst area and it takes away from your tops so pinch them off. Transplants cuase alot of stress, you cant avoid damaging roots and they need a recovery period. You say youre planning to transplant again... She will double in height during flower, repot in a big one now and use a different mix (contact your local hydro shop as they will know what soil you need) you should never have to transplant and stress her again. On this grow i germinated in a habistat and planted in seedling soil. 2 weeks later they went straight into 10 litre pots with a brand "special mix" containing enough nutrients for up to six weeks veg depending on pot size so all i had to do was water then flower when she started yellowing as you know the mix is done. She was nearly 2ft when i went 12/12 :thumbsup: Wishing you good luck
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d0ct0r Reviewed by d0ct0r on . Cherry Pie Problems. Please Help Hi, I transferred my plant to a bigger pot 4 days ago and also put bat guano and worm castings on top of my soil after re-potting. The brown just started about 3 or 4 days ago and the yellowing started about 2 days ago and has been getting worse through out the day. The temperature has been getting to 80 - 90 the past couple days outside and I have been taking it outside and putting it under the sun and then back inside under the lights at night - Temperature inside is probably around 70 - Rating: 5