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It's very premature at this point, I would try to keep the temps up if you can.

It's looking fine, just a pit pale. Could have a minor nutrient issue. Are there drainage holes on the bottom of that cup? Topping is a good idea, it will make it branch out.

They are healthy and looking good. The broad leaf blades with blunt tips is just the plant's genetics.

Here's my biggest outdoor plant this year, it's a Black Russian crossed with an unknown sativa.

Yes, I'd have to agree they don't like that soil. "soil is too hot, ph is off and nutes are getting locked out" seems to be the case.

The size of the calyx and whether or not it has those micro seeds is genetics.

Looks like nute burn, I would flush it.

It's a stretchy pheno, it's just genetics. It's probably wanting more light.

Are the conditions good? If they are then it could be a bad seed. Do you have other seedlings to compare it to?

They look pretty healthy. It looks like a tiny bit of ph flux, but you say your ph hasn't changed. Have you noticed more spots appear since you changed the water?

Get the temps in range if you can. You can add extra perlite to the mix to lighten it when you transplant, it will make it hard to over water. They look pretty healthy.

I remove the rot as I see it with scissors. If you spot it early you can pick it off before it spreads.

The price doesn't tell you the quality of the genetics. More expensive does not mean they are better from what I've seen.

It looks like the leaves are clawing a bit, do you monitor the nutrient levels? It doesn't seem unhealthy otherwise, but it's a really small plant to be putting to flower. Are you sure it's not the color of the hps light that's making it look unhealthy to you? I go from 105w cfl's in veg to...

Something's not right with the new water you added, but I have no idea what. Maybe try changing the water again?

I would check the ph and ppm of the run off water to make sure it's at the right level. I can't tell much from those pics.

I think it's probably just genetics, not much can be done.

If you want to check the nutrient level collect some of the run off water next time you water and measure it with a ppm pen. That's what I'd do. Check the ph as well.

Hey, I use a 45x magnifying lens to check the glands. As soon as they start to bend over I harvest around then, that is considered peak potency. Letting them go longer will produce a more sedative effect, which some people prefer.

If they offered more freebies I might give them a try. I tend to go with whoever is offering the most freebies.