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Well if you had 3 plants in 1 container, its possible your damaged the roots when you transplanted it.

Well theres no way that little plant has drained the nutes outta that soil. Do you know the ph of the runoff water? Might be causing the N to get locked out.

Looks kinda like you nute burned them when you added more. Im not really an expert on hydro growing. But looks kinda like you had a cal/mag problem maybe since your ph seemed to be in check. Or, maybe like you said, the resevoir cleaning stressed them a little, and you made it worse by uping the...

which FF soil are you using? I transplanted some clones into thier FFOF soil, and it burnt them. I didnt need to add any nutes for 3 weeks.

^^^Agreed^^^ I put trashcans over my plants to force flower them. I put them over the plants and uncover them when its dark.

I dunno, looks sorda like K or Zinc def? I'd check your ph. I think its causing some sorta lockup for you. Might need to flush them if the ph is the problem.

Your dirt is crap like stated earlier. Looks like some sort of heat stress to me. Are these buckets on concrete? If so, the heat is prob reflecting off the concrete and thats why the lower most leaves show this damage. My plants showed the exact same damage when my temps hit 100+ for 10 days. I...

Is the 6.8 ph your water, your soil, or your runoff? Im gonna say your pH is messing something up here.

Looks like a N def and root bound. Id transplant and then check out your pH for any probs. It could be locking out N if your feeding it N.

Start by checking the pH of your runoff water and go from there. Are you feeding any nutes yet?

Tough to say without actuall pics of yours. Could be heat stress, N def, P def, pH problem causing a lockout of some sort. Whats the ph of your water coming out the bottom of your pots? Whats the temps outside? How much/ how often are you feeding? But since you said it started from the bottom...

Nope. I see the exact same thing Serapis. The just plain white dots could be spider mites.

Looks like some kinda centipede to me.

Like Heathaa said, its normal for the leaves to yellow in flowering. You could maybe up your nute dosage some if you wanted.

Looks like a nute def of some sort. Do you know your pH? Is there any damage showing on the leaves? Are you in veg or flowering? Soil or Hydro?

For flowering, you will want something Higher in P then the others. But I would feed them N for at least the first couple of weeks of flowering. Im feeding my plants all 3 untill the last week when I flush, just so the leaves stay green. Im sure others will debate this and say you only need N...

You must have bought something that had the ticks, cause they usually just chill out in the wild untill something comes along with blood in it for them to eat on. I've had hundreds of ticks in my lifetime, and I guess I'm lucky cause I've never contacted a disease from them. I usually just check...

My dog ate 1 of my plants. It was up to 7 nodes, when he was done there was only 3 blades left on it. 3 months later its my 2nd largest plant with a massive stem.

Do you know if its a spiderweb? I have little spider on my plants and they leave webs like this on leaf tips. But if you do think its mold, just check the other leaves for it, and cut off the affected parts before it spreads throughout your plant.

Looks kinda like heat stress. Do you foliar feed? Or did you mist your plants at all. Maybe some nutes dropped on the leaves if you arent foliar feeding? edit: can you do an above shot of the leaves? Or maybe a shot of more of that plant?