Multiple plants, maybe same problem

Hey guys long time no see, well my plants are overall doing ok I think, nothing really serious, but I transplanted a week ago and not much growth has come since. And they have developed quite a bit of chlorosis as well on the larger bottom leaves. Here are my specs:
About 1 month into vegging (hoping to start 12/12 this friday, lemme know what you think) have them under 2 - 2 foot fluoro shop lights with 3 100W CFL's as well, in 2 gallon pots using Happy Frog Organic Soil (a fox farm knock off) and haven't checked pH of soil runoff yet, but will be tomorrow, tap water pH ~ 6.8 using minimal veg ferts, about twice a week at 1/4 dosage and brown sugar water in place of molasses 3 times a week.....lemme know what you guys think..... 1st pic has some chlorosis problems and a tad bit of marginal necrosis...not sure, next pic is a stretcher w/ some necrosis problems, not too bad though, the 3rd and 4th are the same my most vigrorous, but some major chlorosis problems, and the last is the runt w/ some crazy dropping leaves, no idea!!! thanks alot for any input!!

VTDank :rasta:

wow, well a correction already the 3rd and 4th pics look way more yellow on the top side than it actually is....its only on the bottom leaves....so dont harp me too bad....haha

No input? stinky? anybody? please? I mean I know I'm a hort major and all.....but I'm even stumped, come on

on mine all are feed the same and 2 are perfect and 1 is like yours and i cant seem to correct either
i was asked
how often do you water?
have you used any anti wilt? i did afew days ago and stinky was tellin me she dilutes more than recommended as it can sufficate the plant if used too much(and its easy), and might not have needed yet
i think mine needed nutes cause the yellowing leaves like yours so i added and it helped, did your nutes stop the yellowing?

i know i didnt help much but maybe if noone helps soon we can figure out or
hopefully stinky or someelse will rescue us soon:)

couple issues
firstly you overwater, cut the amounts, and frequency waaaay back

you started feeding a little soon,
the soil already contains ferts!
you dont feed ferts twice a week

your basically killing them with kindness

leave them alone a few weeks , just a "little" water till they recover

thanks GG....will do