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You could go down the river in those big canoes. Raise the light more.

Make sure mothers are very healthy and green, otherwise your pushing shit up hill from the start.

That's right its too wet in there.

With the temps ,healthy veg plants can handle higher temps 80-90. Seedlings and flowering plants need temps 70-80.

It sounds like a sick ,weak one. Let it go it should recover and reduce watering.

The PH is way out. Also the soil is no good for dope.

Severe Mg def because the ph is out and also some nute burn. Get the PH to 6.5 with a meter and adjusters.

No its not the medium its the transplant method. Be more carefull and make sure the pot is rootbound, saturated before repotting to avoid shock/droop.

Its not dope and I haven't a clue wtf it is.

Plastic domes over the heat mat with a controlled environment, a clone box. Thermometer and not to humid. With a loose fitting door eg cardboard. Healthy mums ,thick stem clones. https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/15030-batch-clones-rockwool.html

Why would you want to. No you cant bring his thing back bro its dead ,buried and cremated.

Also start again they are fucked.

It was the cold temps that did this combined with a poor quality mother. The temp in the clone box should always be 80+ .Use domes if you have to keep temps up.

Transplant shock. Don't feed, and water when pot is light not when the top inch dries. Looks like they will b ok ina week or so.

Transplant shock, you have to be more carefull. In the mean time no feeding and only water if pot becomes light to lift. Can take 2-3 weeks to recover.

Very stressed. Either overwatering or too much light too soon or both.

You need a 1000w to get the lower plant. The light is not the cause of the yellowing its nutes built up in the pot. Flush well with 6.5 water and next time use coco and hydro nutes to stop this salt burn.

Any pics of you licking the leaves to see if they contain nitrogen?

You have a lot to learn son.

Its not a sapling. It was a seedling and its now a dead seedling.