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I just throw them in the hole of a rapid rooter with no regard as to what end is up and I have never had it happen.......ever.

If you follow my advice they won't wither and die anymore, and yours will look like mine at 2 weeks.

Just use coco and Perlite............70% coco and 30% Perlite. Ditch the worm castings. Start in solo cups and start feeding to run off around 3-4 days from sprout using a pH around 6.0. Never use plain water and never let the coco dry. I usually transplant to a larger pot around 2 weeks from...

If you're finished.........yes, flush. And don't forget to put the seat down.

I would flip and definitely thin those things out.

Not sure what that white fabric is, but it appears it's in a solo cup. Does the solo cup have drainage? Are the roots supposed to grow through the white fabric? If so, I would raise it up and fill the cup with coco. I start feeding around the 3rd day from sprout with a weak nute solution. Why...

Good luck to you.

Nice looking plants........well done.

No.......it's a female plant in reveg.

Extremely small for their age. How many plants total? Welcome to RIU.

1 plant.

100% male.

Were there balls and pistils present in early flower, or did nanners appear in late flower?

Normal. Next time consider starting in a solo cup.........you'll have more control over the moisture in the medium. Good luck and welcome to RIU.

Please explain.

A pic would help. Based on your description it's damping off.

One of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes.

It doesn't matter if they're thirsty or not........coco should stay saturated. Personally I would run a couple of gallons of a light nute mix to flush all the salts. Lower your EC to around 500 and start feeding twice a day to substantial run off.

A slurry test is the only way to accurately test the pH of soil.