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Did the soil dry out? Looks like it either needs water, or it had too much.

Time, and patience, you’re not going to see big changes overnight. Don’t start making big changes, just let the soil dry out and water only when when the pots get light. If you start throwing the kitchen sink at them you’ll probably do more harm than good.

They should recover, wait until the pot gets lite before watering.

Looks like maybe too wet. Droopy leaves and browning bottom leaves.

What are you growing in?

Look at USB microscopes, about $40.

A 2x2 or if you have the room a 3x3. A150 watt or a 300 watt led light, respectively.

I have no doubt it could, but why? All you”ll get is tiny little popcorn buds, after investing a lot of time and effort. For science/learning go for it. I don’t think the rooting success will be particularly high.

For less than $20 there are lots of lenses/microscopes that work with cell phones. Check Amazon. I’m sure you’ll get some recommendations.

Well, given that you feed them every 3rd day, it's doubtful they're underfed, now it could be a nute burn or if you're using synthetic nutes, you could be working on a salt lockout. Problem with P & K is that the symptoms of a deficiency and the symptoms of a toxicity look very similar. Also...

The problem is for the most part there's no growth point, the little tiny buds are only going to produce a few caylxes then they're going to mature and not get any bigger. It's highly unlikely to put out more stems or growth points, or stack more than a few caylxes. Plus, in the rooting...

It is, but it won’t amount to much.

Like @Bud man 43 said, it happens, fairly rare, but it doesn’t hurt anything.

Plant looks pretty darn happy to me. The minor yellowing of the leaf tips is probably your plants way of telling you “thank you, I’ve had enough nutes”, no worries!

Get a real good magnifying glass and look under the curly leaves, especially around the edges. I hope it’s not russet mites.

It looks like “great 88”.

Like I said, not a coco guy, but I know that EC (electroconductivity) or alternately PPM of dissolved solids (parts per million) is very important to know. Thats how you measure how much to feed, when your media needs flushing, etc.. PH of the nute water is also critical, if the the ph is too...

I’m not a coco grower, but that explains why it happened so quickly. Are you measuring ec and ph? Did the coco get dry?

Don’t see any pistils, so no it’s not in flower yet. I can’t tell if it still has opposing nodes or alternating nodes, once they start alternating nodes it's mature and can be flipped. What’s your light schedule?

What are you growing in? That much damage in 24 hours is pretty extreme.