Is this plant gonna survive? What's wrong with it and how do I fix?

[Rmb22]

I was given a plant by a friend as he had to get rid of it. I don't know what type of cannabis plant it is and it's probably about 12 weeks old.

Yesterday it was transplanted into a larger pot with fresh soil with maybe 10% of previous medium.
When transplanting I noticed the root system wasn't very developed, the roots can't straight down from the stem to the bottom of the pot and didn't really spread out horizontally.
There was probably some root damage during transplant but mean root threads are still in tank.
Yesterday was also the first time it was fed nutrients in maybe 6 weeks (6%NPK as I struggled to find higher ratios that weren't too expensive)
Is it dead? Is there anything I can do to help it recover if it is alive?
This is my first ever plant and equipment is scarce. It has been growing outside during the day and left inside (no light) at night

 

[Sancheh]

Needs water!!

 

[Rmb22]

I watered it before and after transplant yesterday and I thought I had watered it too much

 

[Nunyabiz]

Probably in shock from root damage and if that's the up pot and it's 12 weeks old then it was definitely root bound and probably still is.
Soil also looks heavy like it needs aeration

 

[Rmb22]

How much water should I put in given the size of pot that won't lead to over watering. What's the best way to gauge whether you've watered enough

 

[NuttyProfessor]

full sun will stress her too ( after transplant ) , was she sitting out or in the shed as i see outside pics

 

[Sancheh]

I watered it before and after transplant yesterday and I thought I had watered it too much

I'm no expert just going on my experiences...the only time I've seen a whole plant collapse like that is from lack of water

 

[Rmb22]

full sun will stress her too ( after transplant ) , was she sitting out or in the shed as i see outside pics

When I watered after transplant the soil looked too wet so I put it outside for like the last hour of sunlight

 

[Rmb22]

Probably in shock from root damage and if that's the up pot and it's 12 weeks old then it was definitely root bound and probably still is.
Soil also looks heavy like it needs aeration

I couldn't see the root system through any of the holes in the old pot and when I removed the plant from it the roots hadn't spread towards the sides much mostly straight down. I was kinda shocked how little the roots had spread to the side I don't know whether that's a problem the plant has aswell

 

[NuttyProfessor]

not that then , ive seen clones and transplanted plants droop like that in full sun plenty of times , had to take them back in then they reached again

 

[Sancheh]

When I watered after transplant the soil looked too wet so I put it outside for like the last hour of sunlight

Wasnt that yesterday and its bin out in sun all day??

 

[bluter]

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[Rmb22]

So take inside and water?

 

[Nunyabiz]

How much water should I put in given the size of pot that won't lead to over watering. What's the best way to gauge whether you've watered enough

Many variables.

Size and kind of pot, type of soil and how much aeration, size of plant, humidity, airflow.

Usually best way is use at least a 5 gallon FABRIC pot, use well aerated soil with at least 30% aeration, pick up the pot before you water it even weigh it if you can, then thoroughly water it, then pick up the pot to feel the difference between saturated vs dry and try to mostly keep it right in between those two

 

[Rmb22]

Wasnt that yesterday and its bin out in sun all day??

Transplanted at like 5pm yesterday, outside till 6-630 then outside today about 12pm

 

[Rmb22]

Also what can I use to help with aeration? I don't really want to have to repot until it's a bit more stable

 

[Rmb22]

Is it agreed that watering is something that the plant needs?

 

[Sancheh]

Does soil feel dry ?if so water

 

[Rmb22]

It's sort of Inbetween. Can't tell whether the soil is cool or damp. I've brought inside. Going to give it half a water now, have a smoke to let air get in in for a bit then give it a little more after

 

[Nunyabiz]

Use pumice, rice hulls, perlite, hydroton clay balls, any or all the above about 30% of the volume of the soil for aeration.