Transplanted soil to hydro

Transplanted my 13 inch plants into hydro system it's been about 1 week and some of the plants are weeping and yellowing from bottom is this normal stress from damage to roots? I was very careful when transplanting
some plants look way better then others



Ph is around 5.8
flushed the Rez running fresh water
gave them super thrive 1/4 tbs/gal


BEFOR TRANSPLANTING THEY WERE VERY ROOTBOUND ASWELL i WAS AS CAREFUL AS I COULD BE ON THE ROOTS WHILE TRYING TO GET THE WOODCHIPS AND DIRT OUT

seams like all my blue mystic are fine and the bubbalishous is having problems


this is what they looked like befor my buddie gave them nute burn with high dose nutes right after transplant.

im assuming the yellowing is from stress/nute burn/and maybe some PH imbalance?

assuming i changed rez/ajusted ph they should bounce back? maybe not the one really droopy guy might just have too much root damage?

looks like a couple of issues... right off the bat they look overwatered - and like a calcium deficiency starting if yer using r/o water with no cal/mag added.

well they are hydro so overwatering? i use my filtered tap water


flushed the rez so atm there are no nutes


should i add nutes at 1/4 str?

You will always experience some shock when going from one medium to another.

There is no way to slowly introduce the new medium you have to be cautious.

Fist off are you giving them sleep or running 24 hr light? They need some sleep after transplant surgery.

5.1 to 5.9 is good for PH in hydro.

For Soil its 6.0 to 7.5.

I wonder if you do have some kind of nute lock due to the change in PH. Do you know what it was in the soil?

Yeah ill change the lights to have some dadarkness
It could be a nute lockout my friend mad the mix of flora series and I don't think he did it the correct way that's why I flushed the other day I think u can lockout if he mixes the stuff without micro first and such