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These are the same plants 3 weeks into flowering. The problem was the distance between the rockwool cubes and the water. They couldn't soak up the nutrients they needed so the roots began to die and the plant itself followed. I moved them closer, did some foliar feeding and within a few days...

So they are doing great and I think they will grow good from now on. I moved the rock wool cubes closer to the bottom of the net pot. They were clearly too far away from the water and they weren't getting any water or nutrients. I have kept the pH at 5.7 and they have some good root growth...

So I decided to sacrafice one and pulled it out of the set up, the tips of the roots look brown as if they're almost drying up. What would cause this? The entire inside of the bucket is wet from the splashing of air bubbles, so I don't think its dry. Any ideas? I don't know why I'm having so...

I'll post updates, I change the water on Sundays so I'll post them then! I'm gonna try some foliar feeding as well, a very very light nutrient mix.

Right on. Thank you for the quick reply, I adjusted the pH, I can't give up on em! lol

Haha Lockout with no roots showing through the bottom of the pots yet? It was my understanding that you didn't need to adjust the water until roots were visible.

These girls are about 2 weeks old, they sprouted well and then about 2 days ago they began to droop and discolor. When they began to droop I lowered the water level to about 4 inches below the bottom of the net pot. This didn't help, instead they began to turn brown. I added a very small amount...