When I see a plant do that it looks like a serious root issue. My first thought would be to flush the soil to runoff with 50/50 3% H2O2/water in case there's a fungus or bacterial infection in the soil. I saved all my mother plants that way.
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Fortunately I have rooted cuttings. It's just my lost time, electricity, water, and sanity.
Oh well...no worries 
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I just wish I know what I did wrong... makes me look pretty stupid lol.Oh well...no worries
I don't think you did anything wrong, especially since you have your grows the same from one time to the next.
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So the plant Gods just decided to give me a big fuck you? Lol. It literally makes 0 sense for these plants to die. Wish I had some lab equipment to test my soil.
Is it fresh soil each time? Even if it is, stuff is in the air all around us. I had 5 mother plants all go south at the same time. I managed to save 4 by the time I came up with a plan of attack.
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4 out of 5 are rooted... even if some are ugly.
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Sometimes I re use soil once I renew it with some nutes. I don't have any old soil so all this stuff is new.
I would do a rootopsy on them to see what was going on below the surface. Not near other plants of course!
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Do you think there is a fungus among us?
Could be! That's what I think happened to mine. H2O2 cleared it up and they eventually recovered.
They're due for another haircut!
They're due for another haircut!
Your humidity is a lil low as well, is it the culprit, maybe, maybe not. Those pots are a lil small, that is also a possibility like shed said. Again, could it be the culprit? Maybe maybe not. Because you grow every grow the same. That is good advice that shed mentioned, give it a try! I would also like to see what those roots look like. 
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Low humidity is fine in the tent lol. In a couple months it should be much higher lol. Pot size is irrelevant, in this case anyway. I just finished plants in those same pots. I also think its root related. Looking at the roots of the Tangerine Dream they looked brown and weak near the top, but further down was nice white roots. I forgot to take pics... doh!Your humidity is a lil low as well, is it the culprit, maybe, maybe not. Those pots are a lil small, that is also a possibility like shed said. Again, could it be the culprit? Maybe maybe not. Because you grow every grow the same. That is good advice that shed mentioned, give it a try! I would also like to see what those roots look like.
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Blue Gelato Day 7F
Jillybean Day 14
Girl Scout Cookies Day 11
Jillybean Day 14
Girl Scout Cookies Day 11
Hopefully you get it figured out..
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After a week of flowering Blue Gelato is a goner too... she is technically still alive but I'm not continuing to flower her. I will take pics of the roots this time.
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I got a new toy today. Can't wait to try it out on some trichomes.
Oh I saw that advertised on IG. Looking for a real life review!
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I can do that. So far it's a neat little gizmo. Connects up to my galaxy s8 no problem.
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