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You need some ventilation to make sure the plant is getting enough carbon dioxide.

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Its nute burn because the medium is unsuitable for marijuana. Use quality coco next time so you control the nutrient level and get much better growth

Stress from damage or transplant shock.

Did you have some really hot weather? that blister look on the leaves is usually heat/light stress. Also did you harden it off?

You did not adjust the feeding or ph with the new soil. Now the plants are burnt. Get the old soil back or make adjustments to use the new hotter soil.

Go for an indica and do a sea of green to get the most weight.

There is a chance that its the seed quality. Start them in jiffys first.

Potash its organic ,they look like they could be flowering soon so start the potash now. I also like to sprinkle some super phosphate and wait for the rain.

I agree, your strain is only half way through flowering, ive heard of strains taking 14-16 weeks flowering time. Just keep it cool in there and use pk nutes.

No this is wrong info. It is very sick and you say its on schedule. Its definitely not ok.

i think its looks worse now than it did a week ago. The seedling is sick and far too small for 2-3 weeks old bro. The reason it is sick is because of the crap they are growing out of. Next time use seed raising mix, hydro,quality coco or much better soil mix. There are more fucking woodchips...

You really are a little bitch, aren't you?

Put them back under the cfls until recovery. They are shocked and overwatered. When plants are sick like this they require no nutes and almost no water and the 400w is too much too soon. Wait till the pot is much dryer.

Ohhh im dobbing on you!!!!!!!!!!. Bet you used to get your ass kicked daily at school.

Im trying to help people you fucking cocksucker nerd. Go away you fuckin peanut.

It could be anything with the mix and nutes your using. Red stems, drooping, yellowing slow growth etc The cheap coco is the main issue here bro. Next grow use this stuff and you wont go wrong, no ph testing and great results with almost no issues, great for beginners. About Terra High yields...

Sprinkle some potash around the drip zone every 2 weeks.

It looks too hot and the lights are too close.

Flowering nutes have enough N for flowering.