Are my [plants healthy

2nd post ...

Got a 530 cm blower in m room now ...

Can someone take a look at the attached plants ... Im a newbie and slightly concerned about their health.

It looks like possibly an overwatering issue, maybe mixed with a sulpher defic ... IDK you tell me.

honestly, they do not look healthy and will likely get worst with time

If you need/want help, please provide plenty of details about your situation/environment and strain, medium, lights etc.....

Room:
3x4x8 Closet

Lighting:
400W MH on Bat Wing

Air:
Exhaust:: 530 CFM 6" Blower
Intake: 4" Flexi Duct running off hvac ducting
Intake: 4" flexi Duct From Under Mobile Home

Current Temp: Lights On 77 degrees
Current Humidity: 61%

Strain: Bag Seed
Medium:
75% Evergeen Potting Soil (No Nutes)
25% Perlite

Nutes: Fox Farms Big Bloom

Started seeds in old soil (MG I believe. i see a few little green balls. I remove them when I see them),1qt.
Soil was poor so transplanted into 3gal pots when the new soil/perlite was purchased.

I was going to get some epsom salts today, and try foliar feeding them with the salts.
What do you think?

Tired of waiting ....

Going to get some epsom salts now.

Wow, seriously ... No Responses?

Bought the epsom salts, but also got some garden lime, which is dolomite lime, and several other nutes ...
Cal/Mag, ect ...

Just hit the soil with the lime, and watering now ...

What kind of soil is that??? lots of sticks. Maybe give it some bloodmeal or Guano..

it's a good idea to have a fairly neutral soil for seedlings, it also appears that they are in too large of a container. Which will retain too much water leading to root rot.

@Darrin Its called evergreen. Derived from Pine Fines, Hardwood Fines, and perlite. It was cheap $4 for 32q.

@ greese You do think I should re-transplant them back into the 1q containers?

i added my garden lime @ 1tbsp per gal.
I also foliar fed with epsom salts, as the lime is not granulated.

how old are your seedlings??? mine are 8-14 days old and just starting second sprout I have mine in little jiffy pots seem to be doing great used mg organtic gardening mix,mg potting mix also organtic vermiculite and lime soil mix have a few in 3gal gontainer just out of germination stage going to transplant this weekend into jiffy cups with soil mix until time to put in perminant outdoor plot,so easy to over water was told seedlings only need little water at this stage looks to me you are just going a little heavy on the water,but I am a novice so I'd take all the advice you get and sift threw it hope all goes well bro good luck

Fuck ....
So I started moving my plants back into solo cups, as after about a week with no water the deep edges of the soil were dry, but the center of the soil around the plant was still quite wet.

As I grabbed the first plant out of the soil, to put into the solo cup, I seen a clear worm, that ran from the light ...

Any chance I have a Nematodes issue? If so, what to do?

Test your runoff water,from your plants,maybe a nitrogen def.

What size pots and indoor or out?

Its Indoor, 3 gal pots

Take it easy on all the nutes and stuff man,that things still young

Have you seen any mites on them?

Old soil as in soil that just sat around for a while or soil thats already been used?

No, I dont belive the old soil was used, but did sit outside in a bucket for prob about 2 years.
My Big Bloom is about 2 years old too

Planned to start my first grow 2 years ago, but someone told on me i think, so I put it up for a while.

The seedlings were planted, after germination, around 4-08.
Transplanted them on the 19 into the new soil/perlite mix.

I fed them about twice prior to transplanting, with the big bloom.
I think Im also having ph issues.

Rain Water, Distilled Water, and Tap Water all red the minimum 6.2 on the test strips.
I have ordered a digital ph meter, and TDS meter... Should arrive Wednesday.

Moved all 8 plants back into the solo cups. Only seen the worm in one of them.
Broke several roots pulling them from the large 3gal pots ...

Found a few of the broken roots in the soil and checked them out.
When bent, and released they returned to their position.
Easy To Break, but could hear and feel a snap, so i dont think they are water logged.

As for mites, I dont know. I dont see anything on the plants them selves, but have seen a few tiny flying insects.

Shoulda left them in there man,not re plant them in small....!!

You need better soil that holds water.

Planned to start my first grow 2 years ago, but someone told on me i think, so I put it up for a while.

who told on you hahha