If she has doubled in size, in a week, odds are she'll be just fine. You might wanna read my sticky on stress less transplanting and compare to how you did.

I assume, this started AFTER transplant...yes?

I would use RO water that is bottled over tap water but I would use chlorine free tap water over distilled water anyday.

Stop giving her nutes, use 6.8 -- 7.0 pH water and use some rooting hormone powder. In this case, the damage may already have been done and you are just now seeing the results.

As long as the top portions of the plant are fine, odds are this will pass.

Good luck.
HARDDON Reviewed by HARDDON on . Need some help please.. (pics included) Well I've did alot of searching trying to figure out what could be wrong with one of my plants. I came across so many different things that could be wrong, so I figured I'd ask here. In the pics, you will see 2 plants. The left plant is a week or so older than the plant on the right. The right plant is the one I'm having the problem with. It seems that the lower leaves have some small brown spots. Now my camera won't zoom in close enough to get a clear pic, so I will try to describe the Rating: 5