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No problem dude, good luck

6.8 is perfectly fine. Just make sure if you up your nutes at any point that it doesnt change it too much. I keep mine around 6.4-6.7

If your water is right in the range no need to ph. But I've seen some peoples water come out 8.5-9 and that water has to be ph'd no matter what. Theres no way watering with ph 9 water is helpful to the plants

Well if they shock they don't show it because they don't skip a beat. And take this from someone else who grows in soil every year. Ph 5000 gallon tanks per site. Ph'd soil outdoors.... And indoors..... Done both, ph far out preformed

No problem dude. I had it happen to me before, thats why I thought of it.

Transplanting if done right should create very little shock. Ive transplanted 1000s of times and the plant don't even notice any thing happened to them. Regardless if your growing in soil or not, ph still needs to be adjusted imo. Its a big common misconception. If you continue to water/feed...

Day 14 veg, topped again today. Everything is doing great, noticeable growth every day. So far only watered with orca.

Horrible, it was September to make it worse.

Yes. One of my friends had raid dumped into his 5000g water tank due to a spiteful ex employee and it killed the majority of his garden

I don't know about 75%... I upgraded all my 1000's to 1000w DE and saw 15-20% but 75% is just exaggerated.

Also do you let them dry out completely in between waterings/feedings? That could be contributing to the problem if they have been getting over watered

Imo yea that would be your best bet to save them. If it were me personally I would start fresh, they are only what 10 days old? A healthy plant from the start will always out produce/ do better than ones that were sick and nursed back to health. Imo fresh clones would probably catch up to those...

Imo if this were my grow, I would stick to one brand of nutrients. Also I don't really agree with not have to ph, I ph everything. They are definitely getting over fed imo.

Imo your giving it more than enough food for how young they are, if any thing I'm going to say they're locked out or a ph problem. Or a combination

Whats your ph of your nutrient solution and plain water?

Also how often do you feed and how many times have you fed?

A bunch of potting soil has some food in it so you don't have to feed for a couple weeks but I'm not sure what type of potting soil you used. If you didnt have problems why would you switch them to promix? Promix isn't going to solve any problems just by switching into it. So your feeding 1/4...

Go to walmart and ask someone in line if they want to use your 100$ gift card for $75 cash

Use better lighting and 1 plant per pot if you want to yield better. Other than that not much you can do

Need more info, what exactly are you feeding and at what ml per gallon? How often? How many times have you fed? What were they in prior to the promix?