So the story of today is about 2 weeks ago me and my boy realized we'd been giving our plants water that is way too warm. We'd changed from the watering system we were using before, bought a filter that attaches to our shower head so we didint have to de-chlorinate over 24 hours, and we was lit.

Not too long afterwards, we realized the organic plants in the back weren't bouncing back much at all post watering and it made us think there was an issue with watering. Long story short we reduced the water temp by 15 degrees and we now water at around 68-70 degrees and the plants in living soil responded REALLY well, but when we reduced the temp for the coco/bottled nute plants, the plants started lookign as though they had the same issue the organics had. What we learned was that the temp of water greatly effects the amount of oxygen that is available in the water for the plants, therefore the organics looked as thought they had their first breath of fresh air in quite awhile.

Additionally, we recently transferred the coco/bottled nute plants so this could be transplant shock, but I've also realized the top of these are begining to slowly turn a lighter hue of green.

All that being said, could the coco plants have adapted to warmer water? Cus i really wanna iterate that they were NOT having problems until after we started watering with colder water. The transfer perhaps? note the organics had close to no transplant shock, could it be the salts fucking with the roots? We really dont know thi is all so very new and its taken over the mood of the tent in a matter of a few days :/ HELP PLS