I hate to say it, but i think i mess up my NYCD F2's. I had to transplant them and i watered after the transplant and now they are all drooping and the leaves are wrinkled. I was wondering if some one could give me alittle help, since i'm not a soil guy. I've got them in Bog's soil mixture and i'm feeding them Fox Farm Grow Big. Here is a picture, i hope someone can help. Man, i feel so bad that i did this to my baby's.
Thanks everyone

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[Hippo]

I dont grow seeds much, but when i have done in the past, they have looked like that after over watering.
I would let the soil dry till its very light potted, and water, just water, ph set, no nutes.
I doubt them leaves will recover fully now they are a lil curled, however u have far from lost them plants, just that overwatered plant ime dont do so well as a plant that has been watered correctly... for obvious reasons.
Ease off the amount of liquid on future waterings if i was u.
Hope that helps as it doesn't look to me like nutes are making them do that, more than an eviromental factor.
Goodluck

EDIT, sorry for jumpin in, im sure BOG will still reply, i just answered it as it was on the front page active topics

Oh no, I'm greatfull for you posting. I never grow in soil, but since i have every table full. I don't have any room to get anything started, so i was forced to start them in soil to take my cuttings. I'm pretty sure it's not Nutz, i've seen those signs in hydro before, but i think it's over watering. I'm letting them dry out really good before i water again. So, when you over water the leaves won't recover? They are still growing, the lower branches are still growing. I guess i will just let them dry out and see what happens. I just don't want to lose these babys, got big plans for them. Thanks for your post, anyone else is more then welcome.
Thanks

[Hippo]

the curly growth there wont fully recover to look 100% again, new growth will look normal and they will recover again in general though so don't worry bout losin em, like i said u far from lost em.

Thanks, can't wait to get back to Hydro. I'm alot better at it and can adjust problems quick.
Thanks

[toofat]

BG, soil is not hard, just make sure you have enough perlite to allow for good drainage. I also use peroxide (1tbsp per gal). This adds an extra atom of oxygen so that the roots can breathe. Also you could place a small oscillating fan on your babies to help with drying and to make the stem strong.

Got a fan in there now doing it's job. Hopefully in a couple of days they are kicking again.
Thanks Everyone, you got to love the love here at IC

[BushyOldGrower]

It could be transplant shock but your soil doesnt look too wet to me in the pic. I would flush with plain water and make sure PH is 6.0-6.6 as that is the range in soil. Looks to me like they got over ferted too young. In soil the soil provides all nutes for about the first 2-3 weeks easily. Then at first very weak. BOG

Thanks BOG, I'll give it a try and see what happens.