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New Soil, New Pots. Hopefully will fix my problems

New soil looks good. Hope you have not patted it down too hard. You want to leave it nice and airy. Watering will be more tricky in those bigger pots. Just water when they start to get a little droopy. In a too big pot, I don't think you want to saturate the entire pot of soil. Just water around the plant, and maybe a light mist of leaves during dark hours. Once new growth develops, it will move fast and then you can water on a normal schedule.

Picture number 3 looks like a real nice plant. Leaves are standing up nice and straight and you can see new growth developing.

You are definitely on the right track now.
 
Thanks for help man. The last picture is Auto Pounder with Cheese :) have a permanently damaged the plants with the burned edges or will they recover?
 
The scars will be there to remind you....

They look good dog...now just love them and they will flourish!!
 
What ever you do, don't soak you pots when watering. You will slow down the grow for weeks. It's best to transplant your seedlings to a smaller pot. I transplant mine to 3" peat pots. That way when it's time to transplant I just bury the peat pot in my permanent pot. No transplant needed. Don't give them any nutes until they establish a good root system. Maybe 3-4 weeks. Good luck to you friend.
 
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