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Any ideas what might be wrong with the little one in the picture? In fox farm... just moved from Cfl to led . Leafs are crispy and happened yesterday and today.
 

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The water was from after. I put a few drops around and one got on it . I then put a dome over it thinking maybe it’s just not getting enough water through the roof so maybe the humidity will help.
 
Fox farm ocean forest soil in three gallon fabric pots. Soon to be in a 4x4 tent.... right now just in a spare bedroom under a mars hydro 3000. Light height is two feet. Haven’t bought a wattage monitor so I’m not sure if the light is turned all the way up or what power it’s set to yet. Have been trying not to over water with ph water to 6.0 6.5. They were just transplanted two days prior. Room temps steady around 75 with humidity around 40 relative. Haven’t added any nutes
 
All I can find that is close to my problem is light burn and since I just moved the ladies under this mars hydro 3000 from just a few cfl lights it sounds like a good idea to raise my light which I did by another two feet.
 
Starting seedlings in a large pot can be challenging to water properly.
Are you starting any other seeds?
Are they doing the same thing or is it isolated to this one?
The original pic does look like nutrient burn
 
Yup put the light as far as possible and not directly under it. Also a humidity dome would be nice but I think you said you already did that? The tap root or roots are tiny be careful not to overwater the dome will help with keeping the soil moist and the foliage humid which you need. With a spray bottle spray the inside of the dome when it dries up.
 
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