My coleus is drooping after transfer, did I do something wrong?

I fertilized, using epsom salt in the flower beds. I watered everything the days before. Then I transferred. I was told to use lavender and epsom salt in my beds but now I’m scared I’ve done something wrong.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 08/01/2020 @ 3:24 am

It looks like it needs water. They like to be kept moist. It may be in shock after the transfer. It probably didn't need the lavender epsoms but I don't think it hurt it either.

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