I transplanted into damp soil so I didn’t wanna water it because the pot felt so heavy I figured there’s water in there so now what should I do?
Let her go no problem sounds like you won’t need to water for awhile if plant is not to big Pics please how old is she Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
She definitely looks hungry and sad I took some pics of the top of the medium as well thanks for your time sir
Water it in. Don't stress, you won't over water it. Water the pot doesn't soak up in a half hour, dump it out. You would have to try and over water that plant to do so in that mix with fabric pots. I wouldn't give it a second thought.
One VERY big issue with people new to transplanting is getting good contact between the xplants soil and the fresh soil in the new pot. Roots will NOT bridge any air gap between the 2 soils and issues will ensue! *I* flood the new pot/soil with water and work the fresh (soggy), soil with my fingertips to ensure there are no voids between the 2 soils. Don't cram it down and go Rambo on it, just make sure it is firmly packed with no pockets. The soggy bit makes this easier and it will loosen up some when it dries out. I usually don't water again till the pot gets noticeably lighter. Do this long enough and you can get to where just tapping your foot against the pot will tell you. But, by all means get those soils soggy and get that good contact. Wet
To start I guess? When I say soggy, I mean, for that size pot, it would be more on the order of 5-8 liters. This is done outside with a slow running hose and is more a sight and feel thing and usually performed once. The xplant is then left in the shade till fully drained. I don't pick up or set down the plant when it's this soggy. Slide it around. Setting it down even slightly hard can over compact the soggy mix. You want it firm with no voids, but, you're not setting concrete. Wet