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What is your EC? Ph? What nutes?

Can you bring the light closer to the tops of the plants or bring the plants closer to the light?

Are these indoor or outdoor plants? What kind of air flow are you working with? What temps are they running in? Is your humidity high? What nutes are you feed them? I'm thinking salt build up. Are you using any sort of beneficial bacteria or microhaze? You said you were growing in roots organic...

Could be too burnt by being too close to lights. Could also be that the soil is spent and she needs some nutes. From this chart looks like Mn or Fe def.

Chicken tacos.

Perhaps oxegenating, (if that is a word) your water before you water them could bring some fresh O2 to the root zone. I bubble my water with an aquarium air pump, at least half an hour.

Are you under 12/12 light? Can a photo plant really express gender in less than a month?

Anything brighter than the moon will jack up your light cycle. I tent my outdoor plants every night. My neighbors turn lights on to let their dog pee. I've tried to talk them out of it. Dogs can pee in the dark. Your plant may herm, but also they can bloom for a long time too. I have a friend...

I don't see white pistils.

Brita knocks down PPMs about 15%. You can still use it, but it is not optimal.

Flush the plants with all of the gallons. Yes, Ph the water. Also nutes would be a good idea. I would give her half of the PPMs that you were doing before and as many multiples of gallons you used before. Maybe some extra P and K. Looks like calmag def, but could be just P and K def.

Looks like you can use a little more nitrogen. What soil are you using? Earth worm castings would help.

Does look like they are reaching for more light. The praying. Looks like some tip burn on that last pic. Maybe a little too much nitrogen. I'd hold off on the nutes until you see some need. The plain water you said seemed to help. If the leaves look like they are losing the dark green, then you...

I say always worry. How else are you going to get wrinkles?

There are many forums that people will not believe you. It doesn't mean that everyone on that forum doesn't believe you. I'm thinking you might have some sort of root zone problem. Do your pots have good drainage? What size, are they fabric? How was the plant watered on Saturday? You can...

I'm thinking more coco coir will make it more damp.

Sounds like you have a pretty cool setup. Soil looks very wet. Maybe water when the pot feels light. Water to good amount of runoff. Measure runoff Ph. Mathamagically speaking, if your soil was in the sixes and now it is in the sevens, perhaps you might want to bring your feed Ph down a little...

Could it be Manganese def?

I suppose nature finds a way. It had been cloudy for quite a few days before I put them outside. Why wouldn't that continue? It was early February. I was hoping that the rain wouldn't flood my plants. Not too worried about sun bleaching. We usually get a little taste of summer at the end of...

Humidity in my tent is from 49% to 57%. The humidity outside is from 50% to 74%. These last few days have been very clear and even warm. 68° right now, but It gets in the low fifties in the morning. Could the large swing in temperatures and humidity, cause the leaves to just dry up? The strain...