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As long as you keep your humidity in check, they're fine in low temps.

All in all though, they don't look unhealthy. Just slow growers. Hope it works out for you and now you know for next time.

That's about 6 weeks lol.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph Here you go. It'll tell you everything you need to know. I'm out for the night.

I've got one more question. Do you adjust ph before or after adding nutes? Watering with 6.8 and having a 5.6 soil ph level suggests you adjust before you add nutes.

To answer your other question, whenever you run distilled or RO water, you need calmag.

So your soil ph was more than likely even lower prior to this mornings watering. I would put them back into veg and flush with a light nute solution adjusted to 6.0. You don't want to adjust ph dramatically. Little bit by little bit. How's your drainage?

You shouldn't flower them until you get your plants healthy again. Just my opinion.

Your heating issues really brought the ph issue out. You need to bring soil ph back up.

Your runoff ph of your soil is your soil ph. Soil ph should be between 6.0-7.0. 6.3-6.5 is optimal. When you go outside of those parameters, your plant can't access nutrients and you get salt buildup or locked out. All the nutrients in the world will just make it worse.

So they aren't flowering yet? I still need your medium. We'll get to temps and humidity in a bit. They're a lot easier than you think.

Yours was a question though lol. J/k

What kind of mix are you running? If in flower (still not sure), how far?

All those nutrients you just gave are only going to lock your plant up more.

Your soil ph is what determines your nutrient uptake. Since your soil ph is acidic, it's cutting off nutrients from getting to your plant.

How high of heat with what humidity percentage?

Whoa shit. There's your problem. Ph is acidic. What kind of mix you running?

No. The runoff from the bottom of the pot. Soil runoff. That's the only ph that matters right now.

Very nice. Still super short. Can't wait for the flip.

Pics would help.