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I agree with BeastGrow. I wouldn't wait longer than 2 weeks to change the water.

It looks like a nutrient deficiency of some kind. My guess is that the pH is too high and nutrient level is too low. Take your nutrients up to about 1.4 EC and your pH down to 5.8. Make sure you're using the full spectrum of nutrients. Also use some superthrive and wormcasting and/or bat...

It looks fine. But I think you're right about the leaves getting heavy for the stem. Those are some big ass fan leaves on that small plant.

Are you checking the nutrient solution with a pH/nutrient meter? I usually change the nutrient solution weekly, but it really depends on your setup and how much your plants are "drinking". Do you have small plants with a large reservoir or do you have a large plant with a small reservoir? Great...

You really do need a larger light. If that's all you have to work with, then keep them small and surround them with reflective material to make the best use of the light you do have. You could also just grow the seeds 1 or 2 at a time.

Sounds like it's time to transplant. Or you could just flush them with 1/4 strength nutrient solution and some superthrive.

It looks like a nutrient deficiency problem, but it's hard to tell. (I'm guessing calcium/magnesium) You said the nutrients were at full strength, so maybe the pH is a little too high. Flush if you like, but then I'd give them 1/2 to 3/4 strength nutrients until harvest time.

Sorry, Yes, I'm thinking of the small aerogarden that fits on your counter top. I wasn't aware that they came in larger models.

I don't think the answer is the fan. I think the answer is going to be your heat source. You light doesn't have to be just on the top of your chamber. Line the inside of your box with some cfl's and I think you'll be amazed with the results.

I would say you should move your 600 HPS about 2-5 feet away from the plants. The T5 can be just a little closer.

I think a Pc fan will work but that small space will get hot with a 400w light in there. Have you thought about using a few cfl's instead?

The sun. If that's not possible then use a larger CFL or a HPS.

My advice would be to buy a CO2 regulator, a tank and a digital timer. It will be more cost effective in the long run.

Yes, but not for very long. It will outgrow the aerogarden quickly. You'll probably get about 2 months out of it or about 2-3 sets of clones.

I agree with StonedBlown Skiller. 1-1.5 months is a long veg time for hydro. Get some trays and set up an ebb and flow system.

Ouch! Go easy on the nutrients. Make sure your pH is right and give them 1/2 strength until you get new growth.

Use a magnifying glass or something similar. Take a close look at the crystals. When around 50% of them turn from clear to amber colored, then the bud is ripe and it's time to harvest.

I've heard this is possible. Just turn the light schedule back to the vegetative cycle and give the plant some nitrogen. Don't worry about chopping anything off until it has started to vegetate again. Even at that stage, I'd just let the leaves fall off by themselves. I've also heard that this...

Get yourself a co2 regulator that you can plug into a digital timer. Set it so that it will disperse co2 evenly throughout the day. Make sure it only comes on during the daylight hours. You can use co2 for the vegetative and flowering stages, but I prefer to use it mostly for flowering.

Any small heater with a thermostat would be good.