Is my plant dying? (looks like it's withdrawing, curled leaves)

[dokholidae]

Growers,

So, I don't understand. I just started this seedling last week, and it was budding like this the minute I transpotted the grodan into foxfarm soil.



Now, it looks like below:






I wonder if it's a temperature problem? (85F). I do not have a soil pH tester or anything of the sort. I've suggested before that it may be undergoing soil shock, since it grew from a grodan first.

What do you think - can I save it? Of course this is my first time, so I'm questioning why this is happening so I can try to prevent it for my next grow and if possible, to save it this grow.

[dcoully123]

I don't know what it is but i hope it works out ok for you, theres plenty off guys on this forum who will know what is what and how to deal with it, GL mate.

[dokholidae]

I believe from reading around further, it comes from overwatering and possibly too many nutes.

[dokholidae]

So, I've decided to take out the grodan out of the soil, and just re-set it where it was before. The root grew in the soil just a little bit, but it was fairly easy to just pluck it out and then set it back on the medium it was on before.

I just sprayed it with a bit of water (because that rockwool cube has no water in it, I'm betting) and we'll see if it can re-grow. This time if it does, I'm gonna wait till it's a bit taller and we'll see what happens from that point on.