Been reading thru the journey, dude, for your first time, your doin great! And, you've made a smart move coming here. Didn't have such wonderful resources when I started, could saved my self alot of pain... and cash...
this will be my first yr doing autos, so I've been prowlin this site alot. But if I can toss in an idea that might help...
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This was taken on may 24th, she's a photo I started in march... I live in ca, and that week we had some major heat, 100* for a couple days. Problem was container temp. Photos can get grumpy when the root zone gets to high, so I dug a hole and plopped her in. She recovered almost overnight.
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This I took this evening.
Root zone temp can be a major issue. I assume autos would also respond poorly, and if your still without AC... just a thought.
Also, the pics sure make it look like that soil is dry. Am thinking that those fabric bags may also play a part. Designed to let airflow surround the root zone, so wouldn't it not only dry top down, but also from outside in? Could be while your getting the top wet, it's not getting moisture out to the sides? By no means take what I say as fact, just reading thru, and wanted to toss out another idea.
Hopefully others more familiar with autos will kick in with an answer.
Pullin girls you've spent time, effort & love on sucks. Been there. Hang on, good juju headed your way...
Maybe instead of pulling, drag her to the tub and give her a real good soaking. You can always pull her.
. I'm not sure exactly what happened, i posted a thread in the infirmary for help a few days ago, but got no responses. So if anyone on here can help identify the cause of the problem. I will be pulling her in the next day or two unless someone can help identify and solve the problem, if it is still "save-able". One of the most notable differences between this and the other two is that this one was in a fabric "smart pot" which seemed to compact the soil more and more every time i had to lift/move the pot, while the other two are in standard plastic 5gal. pots. 
, although the very lower leaves on her are turning yellow which im pretty sure is normal, but if anyone could reassure me that would be great. The White Widow is doing pretty well, though it doesn't seem to be growing anymore, it is currently on "Week 8" at the moment which i just realized while writing this seems quite long, so I'm going to be switching to "Bloom" nutes next Tuesday, I will be using " Sensi bloom A&B Ph perfect" along with the usual Black strap molasses. Well enough talking and here are some pics!!
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I will pick up a pot tomorrow and transplant to that to see if it helps. The other two seem to be in decent condition and they are in basic plastic pots. The soil tends to dry out a lot on the top inch or so because i have a fan blowing that hits the soil, but when i put my finger in about two inches down it is still quite moist, i also like to "hand weigh" the pots because i feel that I've gotten used to the dry/wet ratio. I also tend to water in a "ring" about 1 inch in from the sides of the pots, so i'm not wetting the whole top. I've had a few people say that watering close in can stunt growth , because the plants cant "reach" out for the H20. A side note for the fabric pots was that it really seemed to compact the soil a lot when having to pick up and move, but i cant say for sure, i also think i should've put some perlite in the soil but i will next grow. 
