Well to start off..
I started my grow 2 1/2 weeks ago with some clones I got from a buddy of mine kept them in the moisture chamber until I saw roots protruding from the peat moss pucks. Transplanted them into SHUTZ .8 .12 .8 potting soil they were doing fine and still are. Yet the tips of the leafs on a few of the branches are turning yellow. because of all the videos I watched they suggest that the yellowing was disease and removing it was the cure so while cloning I clipped off all of the yellowing parts of the leafs. its not the whole leaf that is turning yellow just the tips...Should I be conserned? I took pictures but I am having trubble with my digital cam. will put up as soon as I get the damn thing to connect to my computer. any and all help is apprecated! please dont bash on me because of the lack of pics
-Scooby

Yellowing leaves is a natural part of cloning. The plant is taking nutrients stored in the bottom set of leaves and transferring it to the top where they are more likely to receive light. It will sacrifice lower leaves for nutrients until it can grow roots.

If your clones are growing in some shape or form at a noticeable rate that means they're healthy. If the top set of leaves are yellowing then the plant is unhealthy, in which case you should post pics and more information so we can attempt a diagnoses.

here are pics of my girls... yes I know the 2 little ones look really sad yet I'm just gonna give em as much TLC as I can and see what they do.....

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The two big ones look fine. It's hard to tell for the little ones, take some close ups on those. It looks like you got some heavy indicas.

Describe your setup. Usually when they're small like that they are more sensitive to water and temperature.