yesterday my brother transplanted my plant and some of the baby's. when i went to check on them yesterday they were on the ground literally. now today mine is standing again but now its leafs are curling. i put it in light and watered it. any thing i can else?
THey like being propped up when they do that. you can consider taking a leaf or two. Sometimes a leaf can be too taxing and it takes too much water.
i wouldnt take any leaves off the plants are stressed enough from the transplant dont stress them any more if you realy want to take some weight off cut some of the leaves in half that way there still functioning. They should be ok in a day or two.Also when transplanting i recommend a product like superthrive to stop T-shock
All plants experience shock when transplanted. Its best to give them an anti-shock formula.........then apply some patience and they will recover themselves.
Do not remove any leaves like cheeky said, why increase the level of stress your newly transplanted plant is under? Are these seedlings? I'd get a big spoon and when soil is dry scoop out, repot, and bury right up close to the bottom leaves. What kind of lights are you using? You probably want your light source closer also.
i agree...dont remove leaves on a young plant which has already been shocked by transplanting. Just simply give it time to recover. A lot of peeps make the mistake of thinking they must 'do' lots of things. Quite often the plant responds better if fed correctly and left alone to 'do' its stuff. Dont forget..it wants to live and will fight to do so every day. Allow it to do this as trying to force it can often have a negative effect unless you are experienced.
