I repotted maybe two months ago and they seemed off before then. I thought I had simply out bloomed them. I'd let the whole bunch bloom heavy all winter as all that snow was just too depressing. Repotted in the same soil I'd had them in before, Miracle Grow AV mix. I know some say it's heavy, but I've never had that issue.

I had them under lights in the winter as well as by a eastern window. I haven't fed them as the soil is good for three months of food. I wait till the pots are quite light before watering. I don't have an issue with root rot or stem rot; those I can rule out myself.

I've a few pictures here, hope it ain't too many.
This is from February, before all the heavy blooming.

The two on the far right have been recently rerooted because they went stemmy. Other then that, they seem fine.

Here are the ones I'm worried about.
This little guy just is... odd. It's a purple optimara I can't get to thrive. And, there is water damage on the leaf, my guy's fault.

This one also suffered guy-related water damage. The leaves were showing a nutrient lack before the repot. Then, they went very dark. It's an Optimara Cindy.

The leaves look... off.. on this Emerald City. They feel slightly squishy on the lowest row.

So, am I just over reacting? Or do I actually have an issue?

Then, maybe strange to your ears, wash the plant in warm water, blow out any water trapped in the center and allow to dry out of the sun.

This allows air and energy from light to enter the leaf's surface that may be blocked by soil and debris.

They look good to me. I think after a little grooming they will be very nice plants. If they have just bloomed their heads off recently, they may be resting and may start blooming again soon.

You could try a tablespoon epsom salts in 1 gallon water and water your plants. This will give nitrogen to the plants and maybe correct any nutrient depletion. Use 20-20-20 or similar numbers fertilizer to see if plants perk up.

Nancy

They bloomed very heavy all winter. (I have some of those pictures in the link) I did feed them once every two weeks while flowering. Generally I stagger blooms more... but snow up to the windows.. eck.

I'll try the Epsom salts as soon as I find some. And they'll get some orchid fert tonight too. (no urea and 20-20-20).

Thanks! I'm fond of my plants and don't like to see them sad.

Everlove (I've headed it as it was getting stemmy)

Included because I love this one, heh.

My 'Cindy'

This is the same plant with the dark looking leaves.

My Emerald Love/City.. not sure if it is the chimera or not. Sometimes it has stripes, sometimes it doesn't.

The ones I took pictures of this winter and Flickr'ed.
They bloomed like this from a week or so after that first picture until late April. Then, I debudded as the flowers seemed smaller and the plants just looked iffy. I don't show or anything.. I just want them healthy!

Nancy