Problem with my grow or stress from transplanting? Other?

Troubleshooting
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I recently transplanted four seedlings, and they’re displaying some bright green hues that may be cause for concern. I’m wondering if it’s …

  1. New growth
  2. Stress from the transplant
  3. Heat stress — it’s darn warm here this week
  4. A pH issue
  5. Stress from my first dose of nutes

Can anyone help a grow bro out?

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They look healthy!

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Keep up the good work don’t see anything to be concerned about.
Happy growing :v:

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Thank you @GardenDan !

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@kellydans Much appreciated!

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Your plants are happy you transplanted them there nice and healthy nice job my friend happy growing

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Once the bright green leaves grow out a bit, they will process the light create chloro and turn the darker green the older leaves are now. New growth, at least for me, always comes out light green. Here is a late stage pic showing the same condition.

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@Bonjoyle Thank you! That makes perfect sense. I appreciate the tip and the pic!

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