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Lose the nutes or lose the fox farm. Your guaranteeing problems, and destroying the mycological and microbiological aspect that make organic soil work by using the liquid nutes. If I were in your spot, I'd consider traditional soil amendments. Are you familiar with the idea of "super soil"?

What soil exactly are you using? If your using true organic soil, there is no need to be fertilizing at this stage in the game. I can't quite tell from the pics, but the light will effect the newest and tallest growth first usually starting at the leaf tips. I have a hunch that your locking up...

Considering your lighting, 12-13 weeks is probably where you'll find a lot of strains finishing although heavily indica strains like blackberry should end up on the shorter (10.5 to 11.5 weeks) Being that you already cut the nutrients, I would just give water until most of the leaves turn and...

Greenlikemoney is absolutely correct your lights are now way to far away, likely the REVIVE/extra humidity around the leaves from, is what helped your clone, lower those babies back down and your biz.

As long as the medium is most while the clones are rooting that's what matters most. Remember your clones have little or no roots to uptake water and nutrients in the early stages so you really don't need that much ppm until you start to see some real new growth. Your clones will however...