Below the 4 autos with one mutated. Likely stress. The other 3 had identical conditions and are doing well.

Photo OZ below. Doing fine.

Leaf color looks much lighter green in the photos than what they are. I think it's the grow light spectrum making them look lighter in color in the pics than what they are.. they are healthy and doing well.
The two photo WW x seedlings are not doing well. One is losing pigment on the edges of first leaf and stopped growing the other looks fine but is slow, 2nd leaf very slowly appearing. The only thing this could be is either a problem with the way I did the H²O² germination, very unlikely, or a bit much light in the first few days very likely. I'm going to give them there 1st nute mix shortly of around 0 2 pH 5.9. They are still under ventilated domes.
I planted another OZ x photo this morning to replace the one that stopped growing a week ago.
Lessons for me below.
I have made a few changes since my last grow which hasn't worked great for me.
H²O² germination. This seemed to go really well.
More light during sprout. Last grow I was in the 150-200 PPFD range and no issue. This grow 250-300 PPFD. Mistake number 1. It not only stressed them but I think it killed one.
​​​​​​I maintained temps at 24/25â°C whilst sprouting as I was still germinating. This did not work well for the sprouting plants but it worked great for germinating. Last grow 21â°C to sprout and slowly raised over first couple of weeks. That worked well.
Nutes I maintained the same time schedule and marginally stronger. Big mistake. All I can say is the other changes slowed root development so I should have pushed out the nute schedule and maybe reduced the nute strength. By the time I realised this it was too late...that's the problem with sprouting seedlings....when you see a problem it's likely too late. This is the stage I mentally struggle with most and I made it worse by making changes in the hope I could get a great start from the autos I have never grown before.
I also didn't plant the popped seeds as deep. Another mistake that again slowed root development and then adding nutes as normal was too early relative to root growth.
I was stoned more often the start of this grow than I was the previous grow. I forget how this effected things.
.EDIT: I also added perlite to the coco. Coco/perlite 50/50 in the smaller auto grow pots and a bout 70/30 in the larger photo grow pots.
Oh. I forgot to mention. The last two grows I started under a few hi-bay and flood lights with about 150w of violet light, not these grow lights.