Diagnostic advice + stoner porn!!!

[Bongname=Terminator]

I have 6 4 week old plants that have been progressing nicely, except for the fact that they are currently in some overwatered, gnat-infested, miracle grow soil.

In any case, we are probably going to transplant all of the plants to a milder soil with pearlite.

Three of the plants have started exhibiting some pretty characteristic nute burn I'm pretty sure, but I thought I might as well post pics for all you geniuses to take a gander at:

First plant:

Second plant:

Third plant (a little larger than 1st and 2nd so the effects are mitigated:

And heres a few of "Big Mammers," who is much healthier and might not get a transplant:

Thanks for looking, eagerly awaiting replies while couchlocked

 

[jokertoker]

bump. bump.

 

[mygirls]

looks lie heat and nut burn.what are you feed and water schedual. that soil looks dry

 

[Bongname=Terminator]

looks lie heat and nut burn.what are you feed and water schedual. that soil looks dry

They got hit with some harsh time released nutes on their last watering, which I'm pretty sure is what set this off.

Definitely not heat as these plants stay at a perfect 78 deg. all day under cfls.

They roots are water logged right now because of noobish overwatering