My plants have started to dry out of no where I’m really sad and ready to give up does anyone know why this happened? Week 8 of flowering I am so sad right now
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Did you flush b4 flower? Nute lockout? Many more knowledgeable like @chrisj, @hoppiefrog, @oldguy. Help a guy out.
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It will help others to help you if you give more info about your grow.
Growing medium
Nutrients
Lights
Anything to help them understand.
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Looks like they got too hot and dry and had wind burn if I had to guess, could also be fungal is the stock sticky or slimey? Hard to break or cut?
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I always found fungal issues made for strange spongey stickey stalk
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Those are “crispy critters” 
I would say heat stress and root problems because of it, other things to consider
Mold/Fungus often occurs in conditions of high humidity and lack of sufficient airflow
Fungus Gnats a possibility, it happens fast, you can normally spot them on the topsoil where they lay their eggs, usually is a sign of overwatering, they love a moist environment.
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I think it was wind burn is my guess because one half of the tent is fine one half is basically burnt to crisp. I grow hydro my plants were beautiful before I went to my operation and seen the temp at a whopping 32 degrees which i know is very detrimental when it comes to the flowering stage Especially so late in the stage
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Sorry man to much calcium or nutrients to close on your previous one or like the guy say not flush it good bro.
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