i had a problem with my plants theyr from 3-5 weeks old had nute lock from soil possibly,now i transplanted for the second time.i didnt give em any nutes so far,now my question is can i use a 1/4 stenght 8-4-4 fert and a ml of super drive when i water will that help them recover or make it worse,i did foliar feed with a mild solution yesterday 1/5strenght

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Does your soil have any nutes in it? If so why adding ferts when potting up into new soil !? I wouldn't be misting them to much. If new soil is any good then they should start turning greener especially the new growth because of more nitrogen. Showgirl

It looks like the new growth is good so if you don't have any time released nutes in your new soil I would say you can start with a 1/4 strength mix and see how it works. If it works good then SLOWLY work your way up from there.

i have nutes in the soil,but its mixed some in 50soil-50%perlite some 1/3coco coir 1/3 perlite 1/3soil,is that diluted enough so i can add nutes to the water or does it still have an effect

They're starvin for some N, if you had fish emulsion, then that would be best. My clones were looking like that too. It's very very hard to over nute with fish emulsion.

Do you have an ec or ppm meter? A good test is to get the same soil, put it in a cup, and water with RO or Distilled water. The ppm or ec should be at 0. Catch the runoff in another cup, and compare the ec/ppm. If it raised it quite a bit, then you should be ok. If it only went up 0-50 then add some nutes.