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Wet the soil in your water bottle pot, then turn it over and let the whole thing slide out, or just cut down the side of it. Then put your plant with the soil into a large bucket of room temp water, and move it around in the water. The soil should fall away from the roots very easy. Just take it...

Not feeding them yet, that's good. Yeah then its just the black magic soil, it runs hot and is a very bad choice for seedlings.

Welcome to RIU. Not bad for your 1st grow. I would recommend doing some light LST to open up your biggest and get some more light down inside her.

Doesn't look to bad, your PH is likely off and that's why your seeing the damage. It's that or you fed them? Black magic soil sucks. Transplant it out of that water bottle into a real pot with a different soil.

Looks like nitrogen deficiency to me. How long has it been since there last feeding?

Weekly update, lots of rain, a little bug damage. Week 6. Started LST. Doing great, no problems. Week 4. Slow growing, but healthy. Should have about 4 more weeks of veg until flowering starts.

Sorry for your bad luck man. The 1st plant looks like your roots are dieing, the cuase I'm not sure. I wouldn't feed it anything for a week to see if that's the problem, its definitely not because its under fed. The 2nd one doesn't look to bad, I wouldn't do anything to try and fix a problem...

Just need to start adding some....

It looks like your feeding it just a bit to much nitrogen (leaves curling in and down). The yellowing tops is just normal growth. No need to flush just water when needed for 2-3 weeks and the plant should recover on its own. It doesn't look that bad, but your right on the edge of nute burn.

I would do some LST for a week and then flip to flower.

Nope, you should take a pair of tweezers and pull out the hairs until it looks like you have the normal amount.

I still say its getting to much phosphorus. Signs of phosphorus toxicity, new leaves grow blades thinner new leaves grow intervainal chorosis Yellowing from the top downwards Middle of the plant leaf tips and margins burn Less internodal space Diminished harvest Zinc and iron micro nutrient...

Very true. The burning/ yellowing was more of what concerns me.

Well let me ask, how offten do you water and how much? What kind of water are you using?

I think your problem is they have out grown there pots, and its limited nute up take. So it doesn't matter if you feed them the problem will continue. Transplant, give water only when needed for 2 weeks.

They look underwatered. Your medium might be drying out to fast because its not able to hold much water. Transplant it with some bag soil.

No problem.

Looking good, more space is never a bad thing.:peace:

I wouldn't remove any leafs unless they are extremely yellow or damaged. You want to leave tap water sitting out so that the chlorine leechs out. Adding a air pump and air stone made for fish tanks will help this prosess.

Start with testing your PH. Something is definitely wrong. If you do change to watering with tap water, just let it sit out for minimum of 24 hours. Most tap is fine to use and includes trace elements the plant needs.