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It’s a deficiency, none the less. It could be a nitrogen, could be magnesium. What you do know is that you’ve been feeding her water only and you now have deficiency. Feed her a little and go from there. I think I heard her crying. Lol

Just remember the plants main goal early is to build a solid root system. The larger the pot the longer it takes to root.

Which of course is perfectly fine.

They’re yellow because she lacks Nitrogen. Because she’s trying to root herself. Because you either planted directly or transplanted way to early. She can’t get Nitrogen either because your not giving her any or because your leaching it out into all that farm land You planted her in. That is...

Wow. Is that really a 7 watt bulb. No comment

Looks like your all set now.

What you have there is a Nitrogen deficiency. Piece of cake. Your plant isn’t growing because it’s growing roots. ( which will explode within a week) providing your feeding at least 600 ppm. Shed some light on her and lower that light down 6-8 inches as long as it doesn’t burn your hand your...

Coco Coir is inert. You have to over compensate for Mg in Coco.

Which is fine, however gradually water out to the edges and lead her roots

It’s both.. Goldilocks is sleeping in Papa Bears bed. Did you precondition your coco with cal-mag before you planted anything?

How about planting them in CLEAR drain hole cut solo cups planted in your outdoor medium. This way just pop the sucker out of the cup once you SEE the root structure is big enough.

That is 100% correct. Completely dry. Teach the plant when they’re not out doors

She is overwaterd and has Mg issues. No problem. First of all that is not a seedling, it’s a plant now. Feed accordingly. A bottle of botanicare cal-mag plus (a quart is $20) will solve that. Coco is naturally deficient in these elements, so you should flush your coco with 10ml/g to prep Before...

Don’t skimp on your lights. Also, if you plant your seeds in clear plastic cups with 7/8 snips on the bottom and put those inside red solo cups to catch the overflow. You get a better idea of what the root structure looks like. No rot.

How many weeks are left

Or they’re to close to the lights

Why do you think it’s a calcium deficiency. I have to assume the other genetically identical plants are getting the same identical nutes and are not suffering. Correct?

Are they bugs? Do they have a texture

What is it showing as a deficiency