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Yeah no kidding... and it happens to me every time I'm in a rush, And it's usually not the Asians that are going it now haha.

Absolutely hahaa

Yes I agree with all that... The problem here is that I could possibly get a fine for drinking my morning coffee while having a smoke and talking to my buddy that is sitting in passenger seat while I drive to work? I mean obviously most cops wouldn't bother you but still.... some are complete...

You make a good point with the autonomous car statement.

100% disagree with you. As long as you learn proper watering techniques for starting seedlings in big pots, autos will be much happier than if you transplant.

Smoking and talking to passengers??? Wtf

Is this new? I know a lot of these have been in place for a while.

Avoid transplanting autos. They just need to learn how to water properly.

As fragile stated, it may be your soil. What are you using? Have you been giving it nutes? If so how much? With autos always start of with 1/4 of recommended dose.

It will take longer and because it's an auto it will affect yield but keep it growing.

I wouldn't scrap it just yet. It may only look 2 weeks old but I've seen a lot worse looking plants turn around and produce good yield and quality.

How old is it

Did you transplant it?

I have I dog, it's the wife's cat so she gets to clean him. HAHAHA :bigjoint:

All the Best. Let us know if that worked

So I just finished taking a shit, as I stood up to flush the toilet my dumbass of a cat decided he was going to jump up there... anyways he missed and fell into the bowl as the toilet was flushing :clap::dunce::P

When taking into consideration the bright red stems and the blotching on your leaves, it looks like a phosphorus deficiency with maybe some calcium deficiency aswell. To be sure I need a couple more details: With distilled water it should be neutral at 7ph, roots intake phosphorus best at...

Since you provide no info, it's probably best just to scrap the plant.

Yes just don't over do it. Once you get the pH sorted out your roots will be able to intake the pre-existing calcium in the soil.

Yes definitely check for bugs, looks like thrip damage.