Why is my plant wilting , I recently transplanted into 10 gal bag . 8-10 week old , photosynthesis but 12 on 12 off light schedule .
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How recent? Some drooping can be expected after a transplant.
Such drooping is often related to watering - too wet or too dry.
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Looks water related, maybe some transparent shock.
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Are you not watering it? I don’t see a saucer or riser beneath it.
Or if you haven’t forgotten to water it are you letting it dry out sufficiently between waterings. It’s one way or the other lol. 
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After the transplant, I watered sufficient with plastic plate underneath . Waited two days , because fabric
bag was 10lb up from five because water was was going straight through , more potting soil solved the problem . The wilting started soon after and has not come back .
What is the plastic wrapped around plant for?
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Just to keep the soil , in place during transplant .
If your soil is over saturated the roots have little oxygen to take up allowing the soil to dry back would get her to perk up
@TomThumb1 thats a pretty late transplant. When you transplant an older girl she will show signs of “shock” for several days after. Keep an eye on her and water when she calls for it. Drooping leaves dont always mean thirsty or over watered. You need to let her acclimate to her new home. Cannabis should be in their forever home by 4-5 weeks old.
How’s it appear today?
