White Hairs, But No Growth!

[sap_boy]

Hi Everybody.

Roughly 2 weeks ago, my plant lifted her skirt and showed me that she was a female! I saw several sets of thin white pistils, and I posted a photo on this forum. I was told on this forum that I'd better transplant it to a larger pot. I transplanted my plant to a larger pot about 10 days ago. Since then , there has been NO GROWTH! I've watered it thoroughly, drained it, fed it 15-30-15 nutes, and nothing has happened. Is there a reason for this? Anything I can do to help the buds along?

Perhaps it's nothing, but I'm concerned that this plant has stopped growing for some reason. There is no discoloration, and no sign of pests or disease.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Geter-D1]

sometimes they go threw a shock period after transplanting this can last up to 2 weeks , it should start doing something in the naxt day or so , sounds like it is still in good health , i know patience isnt what you want to hear , but just give her another day or so , keep giving her light nutes and some TLC she should do just fine , make sure she is still getting plenty of sun ...........

 

[Dewayne]

Yup exactly that. Plants don'tt usually go into shock but for 2-3 days, sometimes none. Most of mine haven't had a shock period from transplanting. But is it dying? or just staying how it is? if it's staying how itt is you know it's at least fine. If it's not dying, wilting, anything, then a few days and she should be mature more. Sounds like she's on the edge of budding. Good luck bro, peace!

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[longtimegrower]

Also your transplanting might have nothing to do with its slowed groth and it may be more to do with how when plants get close to budding the slow there upward groth and just concentrate on stregthening there limbs. The white hairs will show but it will stay that way for 2 weeks or more untill it starts full bud production. Be patient and time will tell. Slim