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Like manny said, I would just try to get filtered water that’s not as hard and use half dose nutrients. My water here is hard as hell too!!

I would try to keep the ph of your nutrient solution a little on the lower side, maybe 6.0? Your tap water might contain high amounts of buffering elements causing your ph to rise and making it very difficult to come back down, either way cannabis plants will handle a lot! Although it’s PH might...

Looks like you might have some lockouts from ph or abundance of nutrients. Fox farms can be very strong are you using it at full doses? What soil Temp/humidity Size of pots Feeding and watering schedules and strengths. mare you checking ppm or ph?

Looks really good! The OF will feed day one. I’d probably top dress not as heavy again around week 4-5.

Doesn’t look like rot to me? Clawing is typically a sign of too much nitrogen. I’m sure you have looked a lot from your first grow, keep it up!

Kind of early to tell if it’s a problem or just they way that seedling started. What soil do you have them in? Picture three has some serrated edge curling up which could be nutrient burn or overwatered.

Very good looking plants! They don’t look over watered at all. If they need that much water then they need that much water. As they use water they will bring fresh air into the soil. Just for thoughts have you took any temp readings of the soil? Could they be drooping cause the pots are getting...

Need more info if you can. growing medium Nutes and strength. Whole picture of the plant.

OF “can” be hot and can easily cause burn and lockout. Are you feeding? If so what? You might benefit from some organic black strap molasses with its magnesium calcium and potassium. with an organic medium, it shouldn’t dry out. Try to find that healthy balance of moist

Gotcha, okay. If you can I would try to get temps up, no lower then 72 with leds, save the low temps for the end of flower

You said you transplanted? What soil did you use? Odds are the soil will have enough nutrients to carry the plant for several weeks, I would not feed at all and just water when needed. Right now while the plant is recovering is won’t need much of anything. You can back your lights down and temps...

Looking good! New growth has definitely improved! I wouldn’t feed more often no. Less is more! Give her some time to recover and she will take off. Im glad it’s teaching you something, hands on is the only way to get a good feel for what works for you.

The clawing making me think nute burn,mostly N and overwatered. You’ll get her back on track!

I would add a dome for humidity and not adjust ph anymore. That’s my advice without knowing anything about your environment. I wouldn’t go adding things and making huge changes. End up chasing your tail.

Are you in ocean forest soil? Looks like a lockout to me.

Omg…. Day 100?? No kidding.. you might need to make a hole into the second story. I’m not sure if you’re lucky or unfortunate.. iv always wanted my autos to veg longer…. Longest veg iv had was 21 days. My current grow was 16… I hate to be the bearer of bad news but they don’t look done...

They still have some stretching to do, those are going to be some big girls! It can be difficult with autos because they flower when they are ready and you have no control over it. One might grow to be a monster and the other might me more compact. Feeding will also be different from pheno to pheno.

Growing is straight forward, you just need to find what works for you!! Overall plants look very good for 41 days old! I wouldn’t make any huge changes.

Give her some times probably just a little stressed out.

I would let it t ride unless it gets worse.