3 week old plants dying slow painful death sum1 help!!!!

YESTERDAY I WAS NOTICING THAT ONE OF MY PLANTS LEAVES STARTED TURNING DARK FROM ITS TIPS AND IT WAS SPREADING TO ALL THE OTHER LEAVES..IT SEEM TO MAKE THEM CURL IN..I ASSUMED THEYRE WER LARVA IN THE SOIL BECAUSE I HAD DEALT WITH THEM A WEEK B4.SO I PUT IT IN A SMALLER CONTAINER TO CHECK THE REST OF THE SOIL.BUT THE SOIL SEEMED OHKAY..IT SEEM LIKE ITS SPREADING TO MY OTHER PLANT TOO.IVE BEEN GROWING PLANTS OUTDOORS FOREVER AND THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED. BUT THIS GROW IS MY FIRST INSIDE WITH 120 WATT 5000K 1750 LUMEN BULB..SUM1 WITH ANY ADVICE ON WAT IT IS AND HOW TO HELP ???

What kind of soil is that? Looks heavy. If you're growing indoors, you want something that will wick the moisture away. Looks like your plant has a smothered rootzone. Get a smart-port and some good organic potting soil. From there, water *less* often.

Are you using any nutrients? Looks like a deficiency. Need more info. Are you over-watering? Bugs?

I didn't put any nutes.i usually am an outdoor girl but neighbors got suspicious.my husband overwatered my pplants like 3/4 days ago but i didnt think much of it and im pretty sure its not bugs i use organic bug spray been using it for years.. I think its my soil.il try new organic kind.any suggestions?? Ur burning a whole in my pocket but anything for my kiids ..thanx b)

I understand. We're not trying to burn a hole in your pocket here. 10lbs of Fox Farms Ocean Forest is 10 bucks. Or you can keep using that clay you digged up from your backyard... You posted a sick plant in the sick plants section, and we're just giving you remedies. You also need a pot that is going to drain well. Rake the top inch of soil with a fork and get a fan going in the area if you ever suspect over-watering.

dsmoke1 said:

I understand. We're not trying to burn a hole in your pocket here. 10lbs of Fox Farms Ocean Forest is 10 bucks. Or you can keep using that clay you digged up from your backyard...

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Totally agree used fox farm many times and never had an issue

What bugs and larvae, this tells me nothing, i get springtail in my soil all the time but i couldn't care less as they do nothing! Don't kill bugs unless you know what they are, lots of 'LARVAE' are actually good for the soil. You want organic living soil not chemical dead soil, kill one bug and you take the rest out with it!

Those do not look like adequate plant pots and clear plastic is bad for the plants as well as not having drainage holes at the bottom if you haven't done this as well.

I know of very few bug sprays organic and chemical, systemic and non systemic which are safe to use on seedlings wether they be soil applied or foliar so i am dubious as to why and why again you are using this stuff. Plant looks small and stunted.

soil looks too compacted from the looks of it and seems you've overwatered them