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HELP! HELP! brown/purple patches, slow growth, droopy plant!

Growing in coco perlite
I think we overwatered them and fed them too much too early. So we backed off and let them recover. Now the other 3 plants seem to be doing alright, maybe a little stunted. However, this one is worrisome.

Temp has been around 80 humidity around 75.

27 days old

nutes have now been upped slowly to 655ppm but just went back down to 600ppm today
Contents of feedings are about 250ppm calmag and the rest pure blend grow ph between 5.8 and 6.2
led lights 24 hours on between 500-800 ppfd

Run off has tested with lower ppm and higher ph than inflow.

first time grower, let me know if I've left out any important info!
 

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If she’s almost 4 weeks if she was mine I’d pull her up and toss her and focus on the 3 that recovered.
 
Unless it's in your way let it sit next to the others what do you have to lose. We're growing weeds they can take alot of abuse
 
Looks like it was way over watered, still has a little color but it's pretty far gone and probably won't make it. I was just saying to keep it and give it a splash of whatever you are the others and who knows it might come around what do you have to lose. I wouldn't go out of my way and stress over it though
 
I mean she was doing good for a while after we fixed the water situation before she started showing these symptoms. Is it possible something else is causing it maybe?
 
Your nutrients are too strong for such small plants. They really only need a little nutrition when they are that small and its easy to over do it. I cant tell from the pics but you will want to poke a bunch of small holes in your solo cups for drainage and air. If you do that with coco and perlite its almost impossible to over water.
 
If it was a auto I'd say toss it but being a photoperiod you can help it by backing the light off, she hurt and burnt and needs to heel. If you need to take it out the tent for a couple weeks then do so, cut your nutes to half the veg dose (what nutes are you using?) For a week and if you have some kelp that would help along with the correct watering practice, flush, timing, Ph....
 
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