Those are signs of saturated soil.
Too wet too often.
Roots need to breathe
.
They look like they have plenty of light, but their feet hurt.
Buy 'em some bigger shoes, they will thank you for it.

Do not water after the transplant.
Just gently place them into a bigger pot and fill in with moist, (not wet), soil.
The roots will spread more rapidly that way.

Then, do not water until the pot feels light when you lift it.

They need to dry out a bit every so often or you will get wet rot, and that attracts fungus gnats.

Otherwise, they look pretty good.

Aloha,
Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . my babies, please help hay guys can you help me out and give me some ideas as to whats wrong? i know ph is a bit of an issue and i was wondering if i could use fish tank ph balancer to up/down my water ph? if not, where would i be able to get what i need to do so? im using cfl bulbs, one 40w soft white bulb cause thats the only 40w bulb i could find, one 23w daylight, a plant florescent that is 7w (dont know what type of bulb it is but its for growing plants) i now have 3 more 26w daylight bulbs and 2 other Rating: 5