Well I think I know what happened guys and I'm a bit embarrassed about it, we keep bottles of water in the garage in case of emergencies and we put a couple drops of bleach in each bottle so it doesn't go stagnant. Well the other day I grabbed a 2 gal jug out of the garage to use as a nute mixer container and stupidly I set it down next to my plant watering jugs (I use the same jug as a watering jug), well I normally use 99.9% pure water from an Aqua Vie water purifier to water my plants but the other day I was in a hurry and I grabbed the 2 gal water jug with the months old water (don't know how old but possibly a year or so, OOOOPS!!) with bleach in it and watered my plants with that, I know I know, stupid rookie move. So I imagine that couldn't be good at all especially when their entire life they've been getting 99.9% pure water and suddenly they get very old bleach containing water, sounds bad to me but would that cause the problems I'm experiencing??? Live and learn I guess, lol. Well I flushed the pots with pure water and mixed a very lite mix of Fish Fertilizer, B-1, soluble kelp and SUPERthrive so that the soil isn't completely depleted of nutes. Well its only been about a day and my plant seems to be looking a little better but I don't think I'm out of the woods just yet. The soil I'm using is crappy cheap soil so I went and bought a big bag of FoxFarm Original, a small bag of FoxFarm Ocean Forest because Ive heard its a hot soil and a small bag of Deali Gold soil amendment, I will be mixing up some soil and transplanting my plants from 1 gal pots to 3 gal pots today so I hope that the MUCH BETTER soil and bigger pots will help. As for what kind of nutes I'm using I believe its called Vanda Swan or something like that, my buddy gave me some in some blank bottles with no instruction other than hand written 1/2 tsp per gal kinda thing on each bottle, lol. He told me its imported from Holland, is quite expensive and works fantastic so I took his word for it and up until the other day the plants looked very healthy and the White Widow still dose. Ive heard that White Widow is very hardy and so far that seems to be the case so I might just clone her and do all WW??? After I transplant them to the bigger post with better soil I will keep you posted on how they are doing. I'm not really worried about the White Widow its the Indica Purples that concerns me and Ive heard that some strains just aren't good for rookies with little experience and I'm guessing this Indica might be one of those strains. Well Thanks everyone for your advice and I sure do hope things get better.