Okay lets see here, Illusion first because yours is sadder and easier to diagnose. Your plant looks like you have very little air flow around it, and it also looks rootbound and N overdosed... but air flow is KEY to that plant's survival. The leaves won't heal, but the problem should not get worse.

Weedhound, I just noticed you JUST transplanted... 2 days ago~
I think that day/night wilt thing may be nothing more than transplant shock, and teh original problem was that it hadn't enough root space. This is one situation in which I would actually use SuperThrive in flower. NOT at the recommended dose though; I'd go even weaker and do a drop per 2 gallons instead of a drop per gallon.
It will take more than a couple days to pull out of this. Think when people take clones, for the first couple days they are often sad and wilty- don't fuss with it too much; those roots no doubt got pretty jostled and the tiny hairs damaged removing the previous 3 gallon pail from them .
I'm going to post this in the log too just to keep all the info in the same thread.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Dejayou 30.....Question/Opinion please. Deja....does this look familiar to you? I believe I am having the same root issue that you had so would love your opinion on whether the plants in my photo (not the root pic...just the plant pics) got to looking in your last few grows? At this point I believe the bottom roots are sitting in about 1 inch of solution that doesn't get drawn out.....the exact same thing you were dealing with. Do the symptoms appear similar to yours? For anyone else who is interested.....Power plant, 5 weeks Rating: 5