need help no matches found on problem

hi im new to this site and would like to say its a great site and came in hand many times,but now i have an issue with my plants i cant figure out so im asking for any advice on how to fix this problem and what this problem is.....the plants are grown outdoors in a balcony with a roof from a scorching florida sun (about 89-92 degrees on usual days).although it does get very hot outside there usually is a breeze and they are by a lake so i figure they should be hot but not hot enough to damage them (their also under a roof).they usually get watered every 2-3 days by myself because there has been sum rain coming down.the plants were planted either june or july 1st so that would make them 2-3 months old( they just began to show sex),ive only fed them about 2x since theyve been a month old because i figured ther was enough nutes n stuff in the soil im using...scotts premium topsoil w/ peat moss...well for about a wk now ive been noticing that all my plants first n second set of leaves are turning yellow/white and now the new shoots are turning yellowish too...they're not yellow but they are having a yellow hue to them...ive kept them in their veg. party cups for thier whole life cause i really didnt want to get them that big due to neighbors...today i transplanted them in the pots that are in the pics and watered them/gave them food (MG planted pots...sumthing like that...)it provided 0.2-0.2-0.2 nutes and i gave them roughly 1/4 strength.will this cause my plants to stress or die or cause them to slow growth cause i have 2 females and i hope 3 (1 mite be a girl gotta wait n see) and i dont wanna see them die so if any1 could help i would appreciate it ive checked google,on these forums read the sticky and everything so yea idk what to do.




there are 4 plants and every 2 pics are of 1 plant but at different angles

the second last 1 didnt want 2 upload...but theres 4 of them

well thank you for giving all that info. with out a doubt its the heat. 90 is just simply too hot to have good growth.

yea i wanted to get to the bottom of it asap so what better way...if i gave them nutes right after their transplant n watered them they wont stress out on me or anything will they??

thats actually typically how you tansplant. put nuts half way in the pot before the plant is in. the roots grow into this. should be sufficient with new soil for a month nute-wise