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Looks like multiple issues from nutrient deficiency/lock out to over fertilization and maybe a bit of over-watering thrown in. Not sure what to do at this point other than flush for a couple weeks and hope they come around. Next run start with clean, fresh soil and only feed water until they show that they need something. Then use an appropriate, easy-going organic fertilizer like a fish emulsion or kelp-, casting-, or guano-based tea as necessary. Some rock dust and/or azomite in your soil for trace minerals would probably help, too. Good luck.
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