I have been looking up my plants symptoms on growweedeasy.
I think its either hungry, overwatered or possibly nutrient burn?
My soil is PROMIX HP with Gaia Green organic dry amendments, water is PH to 6.0.
Poor girls had a rough transplant 5 days ago, I haven’t watered since then.
I know the dry amendments can take a few days to activate so the plant can eat them.
Lights are 450 actual watt mars hydro ts 3000 LED and temps are never over 75f and never under 66f
Hopefully a knowledgeable farmer can give me some guidance!!
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The second pic looks ok, the others it’s hard to tell under the yellow lighting.
You just transplanted. Give them a bit.
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Ok, I will try to remain calm. I think with my anxiety levels growing may not be for me 
If they worsen, I will get some pictures in natural lighting. Thankyou for your advice Drinkslinger!
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I doubt your over watered. Looks like your in fabric pots. I drown mine lol, and never have an issue. Fabric pots best thing for soil growers since sliced bread in my opinion.
As for nitrogen defficiency… i dont think so. Just looks like transplant shock to me. The yellow light makes it hard to tell tho. If they all look like number 2 under natural light your good. I keep a drop light with a natural light bulb in the tent. Use it for close inspections.
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Yes my indoor plants are in 5g fabric. Im glad I got fabric pots then! The others are going outside and are in 3g plastic pots. They do all look like #2 with normal light. The drop light is a great idea. I will order the cord on amazon. A person on reddit told me 6.0 PH is a little low for soil. I will try bumping it up slowly to 6.5. Thankyou for your advice on my girls! I hope they feel better quick
I run 6.8 to 6.5 for nutes and water. I use happy frog tho. That may vary some depending on soil you use.
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I suggest that you brew a compost tea and get the critter population going to help break down the organic dry amendments your using.
Also look into getting some powdered fungal spores that you can add to water and water in helping jump start the fungal population that will also assist in feeding the plants.
Check this out
Hope this helps
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Compost tea Is a great idea. I have an air stone on its way. I do add a little root naturally when transplanting. I never thought to water it in. I will give that a try! Great link, some great information. I will look through it some more tomorrow. Thankyou for the thoughtful suggestions. I appreciate your time
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Yea a tea is a wonderful idea. I dont grow organic (yet?) And it never crossed my mind.
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I’d say give em a bit to grow bigger. Most of the time my seeds don’t require any nutrients until they are a bit bigger than yours are in the picture. Overwatering is common just try watering less and see what happens
Just read the info on your product as to applying it for a water soak. Most do have info on how to apply
I would advise if going outside to not use saucers at bottom of pots so when it rains they won’t be filled with water and drown the plants. You want any excess water to run out during a rain and not sit in saucers. Place the pot in such a way that it’s off the ground and water can escape.
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