What color were the roots?
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They looked normal/ white to me but will post a picture in the morning when I’m there to observe. I want to see if the water i gave helped any also..
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Well it looks only a little sadder this morning. Here it is with some shots of the roots.
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Get her into a bigger pot and see if she improves, looking at the roots, she’s ready for a bigger house.
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Definitely gonna try this next. Heres another shot of it out the cup.
Definitely doesnt look like enough perlite/drainage to me probably promoting bad root conditions. I’m going to repot and try using some beneficial bacillus to out compete whatever is going on here. This is what I might use but is it too hot for a clone? It has some nutrition also
Also gotta say I appreciate you being someone I can call on for help brother. This place is a great community and the fellowship means a lot to me 
Definitely well deserved member of the month over here
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Not bound as I thought but that is way too wet, transplant and let her dry back.
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I edited my response as you posted yours as i often do haha its that ADD brain of mine always adding in more details last second. Thanks for all the help doc
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You can use the mycos, use a solo to make a mold in bigger pot and dust the hole with mycos and drop plant in.
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Welcome anytime!
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The only Promix I can find near me atm is the Premium Moisture which is something like 90% peat and some coir. Thinking I’ll just use this and amend in about 40% perlite. Should be close enough to the HP right?
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That’s a different blend but should work with extra perlite.
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Should i water it in with just enough to get the new soil damp or wait until the rootball from the solo dries out? Also using Great white mycos and the stash blend
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I would let it dry back and then water around the outside of new media for a week to make the roots come get it.
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@Growdoc Well it’s still drying back, but i clipped all the diseased leaves and shoots off of it, and it stopped spreading. Its not really growing up top but maybe those roots are. Looks a lot better than it did.
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Sidenote, things are still gettin out of hand in the flower tent. The auto watering set up was a good idea but I’m definitely gonna try to find a way to reduce some height next run. As it stands the tables are 15inch tall not counting the pots on top of them.
But I swear its just entering week 4 since flip and one of these granny candies is already living up to the name. Smells JUST like sour skittles, or like you had a pocket full of these that melted together on a hot summer day.
No real smell yet from the BDE, slight hints like a freshly peeled orange and kind of woody.
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They will stop top growth at times to shoot down roots, and yes, it happens before the fifth node! Lol
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@Growdoc looking like it is slowly recovering. New leaves dont look perfect and are growing slowly but still much better. Still hadnt had any water since last update so watered just around the edge of the pot.
Also funny about that 5th node comment 
if ykyk. That guy was ridiculous
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Also is it normal for some cultivars to have no smell by week 4? Today is day 27 since flip. Anticipating between 9-12 weeks since flip for harvest window.
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Smells are like phenotypes, they vary from plant to plant. I’ve had some stink in veg, stop in flower and explode with smell week 6-8.
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rosin. Hard to find good storage jars but I was just at the store and saw these little glass honey jars for $1 a piece. Steal!