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The plants don't look too healthy. They look nitrogen deficient. Have you given any ferts? they look like they could do with it. Make sure you do a half dose to start with.

Try refreshing man.

Nitrogen occurs from the bottom of the plant up. The bottom of yours looks okay. Could be something else.

Nitrogen deficiency - normal in flowering. But should not be excessive 1 1/2 weeks in. If so, fertilize.

Look like heat stress to me. Here's an example pic of what heat stress can look like:

Oops I mean it's sulphur deficient. Here's the example pic from a grow guide. Fits the bill perfectly.

Actually iron deficiency looks similar. Example: Iron deficiency only affects young leaves and Petioles (stem of leaf) Can't see the stem on yours. You can fix with rusty nails placed on the soil. (no joke)

You should keep them fairly warm. Then they should be up within 5 days. You can gently remove some soil to see how they are, just don't go too crazy.

You can cut half the leaf if you want. Look at plants outside, their leaves get damaged all the time but they continue to support them anyway.

Cut some holes in the bottom of the bucket if you think the soil is waterlogged. You should be able to tell by the weight if you pick it up. You need more sunlight. That is the main reason for tall lanky pale growth.

Man, don't worry. Think about animals trampling plants in the wild. They don't die that easy.

I have the same problem. It came on really quick. Look up sulphur deficiency, it looks like it. Here's what mine looks like, I'm treating with dolomite lime, but I think mine is sulphur deficient because of pH lockout. 2 days later with lime (it helps to alkalize acidic soils too). It's...

100% Female...yes.

Probably your soil with a bad pH. You need to measure it with a meter, try ebay. Or you can use other ph test kits but they aren't very accurate. Or water logged soil.

That one hasn't had any nutes yet. I only just repotted also. I'm guessing some pH issue.

Thought it may be calcium deficiency, I have it on a few plants but it's not too bad. If it is the dolomite lime that I added will solve that.

Day 59... All good news, everything is looking better than before. On an upward trend. Lots of green. Female #1 looking great. Female #2 looking pretty good aswell. The cabbage one is a female. Buds all over the place. Epsom salts didn't fix it, I'll keep trying though. First...

Man, so much better with a focused camera. Nice shots.

Your plant wasn't very root bound, but no worries the transplant shouldn't hurt things much. Yours looks healthy. Mine was looking pretty sick and a bit smaller than yours. I knocked all the soil off the roots and broke many of them but after a few days in better soil it's looking much better...

Nice little grow journal. Cool plants.