16 days from seed and this happens? pic added:)

Anybody have any ideas? I would greatly appreciate any input. If more pics are needed just let me know. Thanks for your help.

it doesnt look like it gets much light in the photo-do you move them around or is it because of the pattern of light in that spot? It looks pretty bad to me like it might do better under a single 23 watt cfl in a clamp lamp (or any HID lamp). Try watering it every other day or every day if you haven't been . a 1/4 or 1/2 dose of fish emulsion or dyna/gro or tiger bloom would probably help plus foliar water and fertilizer when the light is enough. You can usually get a tester with a light meter for under 10$ at home depot etc.

yeah whata kinda light....n when is last time they hav been fed ??

oh says u aint fed.... maybe they need some looks like K def i believe kinda but i am terrible at reading plants haha so dont take my word

ive got a 15 day old LSD right now, completley different phenos tho. ill be following to see how it turns out goodluck

Thanks for the replies she is under a t5 with red/blue spectrum 54 watt ecolux bulbs.

I haven't fed them cause all my reading implied not to feed till the 4th to 5 node is apparent.

Ill post a pic of her sister. All the others look like this. And I havent done anything different to any of them.

Hydrospoil78 - I do move them every 3-4 days.

Mcwhippin420 - my guess was k deficiency too.

I use nectar for the gods nutrients. So I will look into a dose of k and see where we stand.

Since I started in 5 gal buckets from seed the soil stays moist for about 4 days.

I do aerate with a straw to allow the soil to dry a little faster.

Thanks again I greatly appreciate it

I will defititely keep people posted on this topic.

I forgot to mention I ph my water at 6.5 every time.

If the other 14 plants look like the last one, I would not be worried one bit Maybe that particular pheno is a particularly light feeder and the soil was just a tad hot (strong) for it at that young age.
One thing I would like to say, its always good to water in relation to your root mass. I try to envision how big it is, and water accordingly. So if I have 5 gallons of soil and a seedling I feel there is no need to moisten the entire container when only a pint may be needed As the plant gets bigger the root mass grows more and more water is needed each time. On top of that I also like to have a proper root mass to plant mass ratio,,, I see too many people trying to grow big plants in small containers. My motto is "more roots more fruits"
Hope this helps you out.

Thanks whodatnationthe others all look great! I literally just fed them with nutes for the first time. My tap water is 190 to 200 ppm and the mutes I just gave them came to 250ppm. Starting small has been the key to my success.

I truly appreciate all the help, to all of you +Rep.

I think I found my home away from home haha.