Hello brandonbelew,
The reason I asked whether the
nutrients were translucent or clowdy is because that's often a sign something is growing in it. Most nutrients are translucent, but I'm not familiar with what your using, so I don't know what's normal with those. Also, I can't give any advice about the nutrients because I don't know their website. So I cant tell if their a complete
nutrient, designed specifically for hydroponic plants, how they should be mixed, etc. etc..
As long as the roots have access to water. You would be surprised how many people build a NFT system, put plants in it and forget the roots actually need to be able to reach the water. I just wanted to make sure you weren't having that problem. You'll want to lower the water level as the roots get longer, strawberry plants don't like wet feet.
P.S.
I forgot to mention, I would probably lower the pH a little to 6.0