Just transplanted

[Hambone575]

good morning, little help as just transplanted these seedlings. Noticed this morning the leaves didn't look great... only thing I have done different than the past is added some pelitized dolomite lime to top few inches. (Forgot to add when mixing soil). Also did a major watering which could of bruised leaves possible.

Soil is ffof. Have started adding cal mag as see deficiency.

 

[namvet25]

OF is full of organic nutrients and shouldn't need any added feeding for another two or three weeks.Looks like a few leaves have a little leaf rot happening due to being in contact with your moist top soil.Remove any leaves that are touching your soil to prevent this.Other than that she looks fine and should be ok.

 

[Stinky Pete]

I agree with namvet25. I also tend to worry quicknow when something looks different.

Pete

 

[CTb1]

I'm using ffof and getting some massive dank plants. Let your soil dry out more when thier young and let that tap root search for water. Water with pH'd water for now only like @namvet25 said ffof has plenty of nutrients for your plant at this stage. What's the ppm of your tap water? Your plants are definitely stressed due to the transplant and ffof runs pretty hot some strains fare better than other at this stage. Does your calmag have any additives?
Ffof can produce great results like any other properly amended soil:

 

[Hambone575]

 

[Waira]

....ahhh man, looking shocked by the transplant and fried by the soil,... what size did you start them in? Transplanting is OK, but it needs to be done at the right time and size with auto's, any root cramping or damage during the move will stunt them,.... Generally, OF is too hot for most strains seedlings,.. plus OF is known to be badly off pH often!
Top dressing with larger grained dolomite is next to useless Ham', it's the slowest acting of all the lime types due to slight but significant chemistry differences,..takes awhile to break down, and must be covered and exposed to soil pH acidity some to break down,.. it's a longer term amendment.... best you can do is run lots of water through them, and use a root tonic of some type,...

 

[Hambone575]

Shit... A couple of them seem to have no issues while some have all these issues.... Oh well. Live and learn!

 

[G.Leave]

Hey bud...if you have to transplant, consider using insta transplant pots...they are working amazing for myself and seem to be working great for others as well.