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Is this fungus or an deifincy

It is neither. Nothing to worry about, happens when they are young sometimes, looks fine.

Buba Blend said:

It is neither. Nothing to worry about, happens when they are young sometimes, looks fine.

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Still look fine?

stop watering U R about to over water do yourself a big favor put that in a solo cup stop watering and get it under a mild lamp like a cfl or t5 / t8 - why a cup so your dirt can dry out

Like Oliver says, and looks like some possible nute burn too. What type of soil?

Organics and I just water, I don't even cut in rock wool anymore and don't add minerals just amend the soil every week

Oliver_Wendell_Douglas said:

stop watering U R about to over water do yourself a big favor put that in a solo cup stop watering and get it under a mild lamp like a cfl or t5 / t8 - why a cup so your dirt can dry out

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They are autoflowers....transplanting hurts them in a huge way this plant is the only one doing it out of 4 same feed and all

I'm using roots organic soil (usually grow soiless hence the over watering because in soiless u water more because the medium drys faster) and roots organic line I introduced them all to the feed at 1/8th Dossage then bumped it up to 1/4th and this happens

cindysid said:

Like Oliver says, and looks like some possible nute burn too. What type of soil?

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Roots organic with roots nutrients line

Here's a few of the more healthy sisters

IMO you are giving nutrients too soon, hence the leaf burn. They will recover, but you may find that it slows them down a bit.

cindysid said:

IMO you are giving nutrients too soon, hence the leaf burn. They will recover, but you may find that it slows them down a bit.

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Yeah & I don't want to refute any Auto Flower Experts cause I am not but they are so small I don't see (if you don't disturb a root) how transplanting into a smaller pot could hurt ... good luck

Thanks guys I guess soil and soiless differ because with soiless you almost want to introduce nutes immediately

Weed is a dicot plant, that means the two little starter leaves are loaded with all the nutrients from the seed. If you feed them before those leaves start to fade, it's very easy to burn them, especially if you plant them directly in amended soil. I will put a cup of unamended Coco in the Middle of the pot for the seedling to get started in before it hits the amended soil.

Roger A. Shrubber said:

Weed is a dicot plant, that means the two little starter leaves are loaded with all the nutrients from the seed. If you feed them before those leaves start to fade, it's very easy to burn them, especially if you plant them directly in amended soil. I will put a cup of unamended Coco in the Middle of the pot for the seedling to get started in before it hits the amended soil.

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So where to go from here just water until recovery and lack of nutrients?

Actually, yes. I'd water with just water the next two or three times I watered, then pick back up at about the same strength as before, but a little less often. If you were feeding twice in 10 days, make it twice in 12, or even 14

She pretty much said fuck the nute burn

its hard to say with the blurple light but that just looks like minor calcium deficiency now. otherwise looks like decent growth for a 10 day period.
make sure your nutrient solution going in is about 6.8, and give them a light dose of cal-mag the next couple of times you water. if you use calmag+ remember it has N, so adjust the rest of your feed

My ladies in regular light

Today the filter fell on the ladies indoor just wasn't made for me waiting til outdoor season