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No, I have a light, soil and humiidity tester on the way,
I have a new light now a 200W blue Omega cfl, and it is considereably hotter, I've had to change my fans to bring the temp back down below 30c
 
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I think this one is dying, it looks even worse now, in comaparison this other plant is bearly a week old and is thriving under the new light,
I now have a 200W blue Omega CFl, I was using cheap crap sprials,
 
Mr.Furley, watering is where I think I'm going wrong, I just can't seem to find a definative answer for how much to give young plants and how often,
at first I thought I was over watering, so I've been letting the pots dry out until they feel light, and then watering them. I've been doing the knickle test, but they do seem sweaty deep down. although my new humidity tester says it bone dry.
 
they need a surprisingly small amount of water and its easy to overwater making the roots lazy. Then you get top growth without a real good root structure. if these are photos just keep on going it may surprise you. Do you use a product like recharge if not you may want to consider it.
 
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6 to 7 week old auto flower is no longer a young plant so what I'm suspecting is all the trouble you have had with watering, soil, light has just taken its toll on your plant. At this age she should be a bigger plant and setting up to flower or be budding.
Have you transplant the Auto, most people start them in there forever home.
Does she "perk" up when you water? If so she needs a little more frequent watering.
I'm thinking your pot size also needed to be a little big, 3, 4, or 6 gallon. A good light is a necessity from day 1. alltatup has you pointed to the right links.
Just throwing some things your way
 
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