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You could make a circle out of the stem, then cover it with soil so just the leaves are above. That way they wont be as stretchy and all the stem will sprout roots. Easy fix.

The plant looks healthy. It is either over or under-watering. Check the soil, if its dry then water if it is moist wait a day or so. I usually stick my finger in a hole in the bottom of the pot to see if it is moist. You should like drench the soil then let it dry out for several days then...

It is probably because you don't let the soil dry out enough, preventing the roots from getting enough oxygen.

Heat issues could of caused them to hermi.

Its probably a condition know as "damping off" (think i spelled that wrong) but basically the roots are dead and probably not going to recover. I suppose you could take both hands and scoop upwards under the plant soil that the roots at the very base arent much disturbed and transplant it...

I doubt it will yeild over a quarter. Over-watered.

As old reefer said some autos are not stable. Usually this is the case with the cheaper costing autos. Your seed is not an auto at all but in fact part of the % that is 12/12. Next time get some good auto's such as Lowryder #2, you will not be dissapointed. Do a 18/6 or 20/4 light regimine...

Only feed them nute solution once every 2 or 3 feedings, the rest of the time just plain ph'ed water.

If the bottom leaves yellow first then it spreads upward, With droopy leaves and slow growth- it is a sign of soggy over-watered soil. Under-watered soil leaves droop but don't turn yellow. From what you say your plants are not over-watered. So i would suspect that it is nute burn...

If the bottom leaves yellow first, starting at the tips and working inward, you are probably over- watering. It is difficult to tell from the pics but the soil looks wet. Make sure you let the soil dry out in between waterings especially with a bucket that size. Give it a nice soaking then...

Its hard to tell from the pics, you should shut off the hps and use a white cfl to take a better picture. It is probably over-watering since this is your first run at growing. The best way to water IMO is to get the soil nice and wet even possibly letting a lil water run out of the bottom...

Nice setup. Personally i would of gone with a predominately indica strain so it would stay more short and tight. Also i would have trained the plants by bending them over (when they are tall enough) and secure them to the rim of the pot. Then as the plant grows, gently bend it around the...

Good looking plant SB i'm want to try some PE now. Props

Nice going. Remember, do not over water. The soil should be moist in turn making the leaves point up towards the light. Also do not attempt to transplant your lowryder or any auto-flowering plant. The life cycle is much to short to deal with the shock from transplanting. If you do, the...

The multi-branch rooting is very interesting.

Nice plants!