These are actually bag seeds believe it or not. I'll send you a picture of some of the bigger ones. I'm amazed at how well they're taking off. I water when dry, they went into 3 gallon pots about a week ago and I've had to water 3 times total. Once when they first went in, once 3 days ago, and then again this morning. I was actually thinking I may be underwatering. I read a lot about first time growers overwatering so I've been trying to wait until the medium is dry between my first and second knuckles
They were started in jiffy peet pots and went to a 70/30 mix of coco and perlite. And the soil was very dry. I tried the pot weighing method but the plants seem to be over potted and I have to water them before the pot is as lightweight as it was before the first watering. I also water about a quart to each plant around the base under the leaves
I cant give you a guaranteed analysis, but If you feel the tap root was dry at one point it would have SOME SORT of affect on the plants even if it is barely anything. I see some kind of pale splotches on the top leaves and a little bit of misconfiguration on the bottom spades. I would say watch it for further definitive signs of a deficiency. I know there is someone here that can give you a little better insight than me. Just not exactly sure who, im kinda new to RIU myself.
I think I see what you're describing as "curling down slightly". Do you mean the "single blade" looking leaves at the bottom that are almost doing a downward, lengthwise "curl", or the opposite of "canoeing/taco-ing"? (These terms, lol.)
Yes I was referring to the leaves curling down. I posted in a later comment a better picture under white light. Same thing on the bottom larger leaves
Blurple
Is this better?
I don't really see any need for concern. *shrug* I guess. Maybe I'm missing something. It looks fine, top/new growth looks fine.