Just transplanted these two days ago how do they look?

[Ironmike340]

I notice the tops are little lighter green almost yellow. Just the new growth?
Wonder if my quantum board 200watt led is to close?
It’s 20 inches up.i have it on full power can dim it but haven’t dialed it in yet.
Also watering with ro water and debating on adding cal mag half strength per gallon?
Soil is happy frog and I know it has nutes for two or three weeks. But keep getting a debate on cal mag or plain ro water?
Also humidity is 50% should I up it?
Do I turn humidifier off when lights off?
All advice is appreciated looking to get this one right?

 

[Old Salt]

I notice the tops are little lighter green almost yellow. Just the new growth?
Wonder if my quantum board 200watt led is to close?
It’s 20 inches up.i have it on full power can dim it but haven’t dialed it in yet.

Just as you harden plants when moving them outdoors, you need to acclimatize your plants to the new growing conditions. You may be seeing signs of lightburn. Reduce the amount of light you plants are getting, and then dial it up over several days to a week. Dimming the light has basically the same effect as raising it. Do one or the other.

Also humidity is 50% should I up it?
Do I turn humidifier off when lights off?

A humidity of 50% is fine at this stage of growth. What happens to the humidity at lights out? How high does it get just before the lights come on? Does your humidifier have a built-in control for maintaining the humidity at a minimum level?

Temperature generally drops after the lights go out. This will cause the humidity to rise in the tent. At this stage of growth higher humidity levels (up to about 80%) when the lights are out are OK. When the flowers appear humidity levels should be kept at 45% or lower.

 

[flashmp3]

All my grows showed me moving plant from a location to another including transplanting, stresses the plant a bit and they need something like 5-7 days to start growing well again. But what I also noticed during my current grow is that the week it seems to be stunt is actually just the plant pushing roots in the container so after that they will start growing even quicker. 5 days after transplant, as I was under the impression they were taking too long to recover, I took the two rockwool cubes where the plants started their life out of the coco and could see new long roots developing. A couple of days later they started to grow really quick. I saw this quick growth mode after transplanting and moving to another location during all my grows where I had to move a plant

 

[Ironmike340]

I do have a humidifier that has a controller to shut itself off at the humidity I set it at. I just noticed when I peeked in this morning before light do to come on. They looked droopy.

 

[Ironmike340]

They still look a little droopy is it normal to go five day without water my soil still seems wet? I also bought a gauge don’t know if you can trust it but it shows wet down in roots . Should I wait that long at let it dry out

 

[Ironmike340]

Well it’s been 1 week and look pretty good I believe. I slowly introduced more light.
And they’ve started using alittle more water.
I have them in happy frog soil and not sure when two introduce nutes?
I was thinking prob three weeks
I’m using sensi grow and not sure on how much to start?
Also I’m under the impression to use water one feeding and nute water next alternating? Advice is appreciated I am a noobie
Right now I’m giving them 8 oz of water every other day with a ppm of 180 calmag added to ro water. Not sure if I should give more?