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sure there are no nutes in the soil? if not, I would go with overwatering

sounds like you are 'reaching' here. Also, looking at your others posts make me think you have other motives than growing.

I wouldnt do it, it will be a breeding gground for bacteria and mold, exactly what you dont want in a high humidity tent. if anything, they need more 02 for root development than anything

the leaves are supposed to look like they are strecthing a bit. maximum surface area for light. it is the stalk you dont want stretching too much internodely

if it has only been a few days, than they need more time to use their reserves stored up. that yellowing looks like the same over fert-besides n def starts with lower leaves. leave em be, hang in there and dont clip leaves until they are 50-75% dead

I stand corrected.

I disagree to a degree with lampshade. when u flushed, if you did not feed immediately you made the problem worse. if you flush again now, than you will make the problem worse. not much you can do at this point but it is very normal for most strains to yellow even in the presence of proper N...

plants use alot of P during seedling stage so could use some. problem is finding nutes with good level of P and low N and K that would otherwise burn them. if u r using soil, try wood ashes but do measure your ph as these are acidic as hell.

ur plants are not showing signs of being burnt, exact opposite if you know what you are looking at. they show clear signs of a Mg deficiency-yellowing starting at tip, working way back, rust colored random spots, tip curling down. also from that last pic with the leafs' brown and twisted, sure...

not likely the circulation. very likely could be the misting-

add some fine dolomite lime to your soil-cheap maybe $3.00 at home depot or lowes

looks like over fert/nute burn. plant having trouble making chlorophyl. wouldnt be misting them either

ppms r parts per million- refers to level of nutes in solution

why did u stop feeding her 2 weeks ago? she is hungry

I agree that the ppms may be getting on the high side as well

I agree with sativaplanet. you have to be real careful with DWC not to keep the medium wet-you can use the drip until the roots are long enough to dip into the res but I wouldnt go further than that. I have tried the combo of both, and most times the roots/plant were not nearly as performing as...

and possibly overwatered judging by the leaves hooking down, flat unhappy

they are hungry dude. not burnt at all. very even yellowing-chlorosis-overall light green plant-otherwise healthy.

I wouldnt transplant them now. usually first or second week of flowering is the latest you would want to. fine dolomite lime 1 cup per gallon, also some perlite or vermiculite will help tremendously. I would say to skip the store brand ferts and opt for something a little more to MJ liking like...

and u prob lost a week or 2 with the transplant