So yesterday morning I took my roughly 4 week old plants (still in veg) and repotted them into bigger containers. They are potted and growing outdoors. Usually at night I move the pots under roofing. Was out for most of the day. Decided to go out the evening (after checking the weather of course... good clear evening predicted). Lo and behold...the mother of all storms break out and my newly potted plants with perfect npk ratios and ph are literally under water when I get home. Now I want to know... I added more drainage holes in the containers and the majority of the water has been drained. However the soil is still very muddy and all the leaves are brown from too much water. I trimmed off all the dead leaves (on one of the plants it was literally of the leaves). Is there any way to save these plants regardless of yield etc. Just want to know if I should keep on tending to them or just chuck them out? Posting pics below of my barren dreary landscape.
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