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Once leaves start yellowing, there is pretty much no going back.
Transplanting might have done more harm than good regarding the yellowing. Whatever pH you had, whatever nutes you had going on seriously changed. That's called transplant shock.
I don't know what's causing your yellowing except maybe the older plants are older and older plants tend to lose the larger, lower fans.
A couple things I see are spots all over your fans and crinkly sugar leaves in the last pictures. Just bringing those up.
I understand transplant shock, but I thought it would start to recover,as far as the outside plants,made of honor is a strain that I haven't grown, but I think it's a little early in the season for so much yellowing
Natty Ice = NIce. I like a nice bong and ice, but I left mine on a boat a while ago and I don't think it's coming back. Nasty old resined up pipe and rolling papers are what I've been using lately. Finely poked the resin right and got it to clear really well today. I've been smoking Blue Banana most of the day. Nice mellow hybrid. I've been prepping king salmon in a brine to smoke tonight. Feeling pretty nice. No natty ice in my nice though. Haha.
The guy who gave me the deluxe sugar cane is going to bring his bubble bags over tomorrow and we're going to do up some of the trim that I've been saving
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