Did a transplant from 1gal to 7gal... BUT i noticed my roots were greenish?

I use Subs SS, they were in the 1gal pots for 3-4weeks roots organic, and watered with RO water with Fulvic Acid every time, nothing else.

When i trancplanted tonight the roots from my plants in the 1gals were a little GREEN not white... WHAT DO I DO? or am i fine

I thought roots should be white and fuzzy not greenish, so is it the Fulvic Acid i give them ( that stuff is supposed to be amazing )

Or is it because they were in a 1gal a little too long ( had to keep em in there because the SS wasnt done activating.

THIS IS NOT MY FIRST SS GROW. I USE ROOTS ORGANIC AS A BASE AND ALWAYS WATER WITH RO WATER WITH FULVIC ACID

the fulvic brings my PH to a perfect 6.0, and if you know what fulvic is... its great, but can you over do it?

My pots are BLACK, and because of my job and baby and girlfriend and some baby mama drama i let them wilt on ascendent 1.5 times.

YES 1.5 TIMES, 1 BAD ONE, AND ONE NOT SO BAD AT ALL IN A FOUR WEEK PERIOD.

HELP PLEASE

green roots is a sign that light is reaching the roots. thats the only idea i have.

could be algae. not the end of the world.

too much fulvic could be the problem....less is best...almost always....but my guess is too long in the 1 gal. and periods of being over watered.....but they will be fine.....be careful about the fulvic, plus ph 6 is too low for soil...shoot for 6.5......you may want to water in some hygrozyme.....but do your research first.....most importantly, don't worry.....plants are tough as hell in soil....if you don't give them too much of anything!
also...if you are always using r.o., and you are p.h.ing at 6, your total ph is almost certainly going to be too low.....test your run-off.....i would bet you are well into the 5's........think of it this way.....coco, and peat base mediums, slowly become acidic over time, then you are adding an acid, and then you are running water through it without any sort of natural buffer......your too acidic imho.....