I been having a problem with droopy leaves on starters only give ph water and been growing in black gold organic soil. Thanks for help.

NICE! Much easier to monitor water now. Just focus water where you know roots are for now. G'luck

The others beat me to it; I was also going to mention the issue with the clear cups. I hope your plants really take off now being freshly transplanted.

@Alphabet Grow I was wonder if the clear cup were left exposed as well. The size of the plants usually the outer edge is full wrapped with roots.

@freediver164 well, you could transplant... partially worried that the root ball would fall apart after seeing that. If you do transplant be very careful with it, and use a myco mix. If you think that it has been from media always being wet you could poke a few holes in that plastic carefully. Then set that clear cup into a red solo cup (with air holes also cut in it) so the roots arent exposed to light. Either way it seems a little perked up, if you haven't watered Id assume it was overwatering

@mwhite9829 If they were in the light that may have been cause, hard to say with so many options. But one did seem to have less "white" healthy roots which could be light, heat, or moisture lol. Never know

If by starter you mean clone they tend to drop a little while roots establish as well.

@mwhite9829 I agree, this looks like the normal stress response of getting clipped.

@freediver164 If possible I would bag or put a tub/dome over the top of it to keep humidity up. It may be looking for water if new, OR stressing from continuous wetness if it has some established roots.