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Just keep checking the runoff ph

Tightly grown nodes is an indication that the light are close enough not to need to stretch.Raising the lights forces them stretch out. Your new growth should be a lighter green when the nutrients strenght is reduced and the darker leaves will lighten up as well. Dark green is an indication of...

My limited an no expert opinion looking at those soon to be pistils and cross form I would say maybe might be female fingers crossed for you

Light hangers cable ties

Mate that would be sweetblove me orange flavored hope it works good luck

Any other pics further round the stem

What's the res ph?

In imo from my own personal experience the twist in the leaves plus a slight claw are telling me it's a problem with the roots or nutrient ph in my very humble opinion as I am by no way am I a expert just my experience

Loving the lack of effort approach

As for why your clones aren't happy is they now don't have any way to take in water other than there leaves. And constantly spraying them is time consuming and only cause them to droop more often. Have a humid crib allows for the moisture in the air to be traped and create a humid environment...

Clonning isn't hard to but there is a process. If you can afford a auto cloned life's great. But if you don't imo I would use a humidy crib creates a humid eviroment you can control and heat and cool

They just look really unhappy

Did they ever go through a hot period or no circulation? I am in no way a expert or even close to a seasoned grower? But from my opinion I see maybe a potassium or heat stressed

Have you amended ph?

I found using a flush of Neem oil drench worked well just need to follow it up with another method to prevent more eggs been laid

In my first grow I had ants I thought it was kinda cool until I found out they were carrying avids around and using them to eat the plant and avid extruded a sugar substance for them in return little barstards

Indoors you don't have natural predators So they can build up in numbers the gnats in the second stage of life do the most damage and can destroy your roots fibers

They can be extremely sensitive during flowering have they been drooping for long?

I started in a similar way not knowing a thing about growing in a cheap soil type medium which was fine except for the heavy weight of the wet soil. Which is why I switched to coco without perlite and ended up with issues gnats over watering these 2 alone can give you plant deficients which can...