Beats me,I was about to suggest a shot of N until you said you already did. It's a shot in the dark but I'd add a product with as many mirconeutrents as possable (no or minimum N) I don't know if there's something better but I use fish oil and/or M. Grow on new transplants. Other than onions and potatoes, I don't normally add suplimental fertilize after transplants have established.

You don't give your location. Is it warm enough where you are to put out these hot weather plants?

Sorry, in Denver, Colorado. I waited until the last frost to plant but we did have a hail storm while they were fresh in the ground - only hit the peppers, tomatoes and other plants were protected with a shade cloth.

I would get a soil analasys done. You might be having some weather stress, you might be having some watering stress. It might be transplant stress. But the yellowing can indicate a lot of things, and basil shouldn't really have a metallic residue on it. You might have a shortage of something, and also some overages can cause problems in the dirt.

If the soil was still cold that could affect their growth other than what looks like broccoli, also possible sun/wind burn on all of them if not hardened off properly.

Ohh hmm. The soil may well have been cold. The broccoli was grown from seed and possibly not hardened off well but the tomatoes were starters from the hardware store. Think they’ll recover if they just got cold? Also, I have not sprayed anything besides peppers with nitrogen. Worth a shot to hit everything else with a small dose?

I'm in northern Ut and just planted yesterday. It snowed last week! They look pretty good to me for it only being a week and it still being on the cool side. They'll start growing better once it warms up more.

That’s what I was hoping to hear!! Thank you!

Looks to me like they were not hardened off enough. Basil maybe subject to too cold of a night.

Googling 'cold damage on basil' yields very similar images.

Oh weird! Hopefully that can survive now that we’re well past the final frost. Thanks!

that would be baby grasshoppers damage. have plenty and we got so many that its worst I recall ever.

Did you guys freeze on Monday like we did? Some of my tomatoes froze a bit on the top even though I covered them. Everything seems stunted from the cold weather and then it's supposed to be 100 today. Doesn't seem like I can win this year. Freezing to 100 degrees within a week doesn't seem like it should be possible.