Thinking its from getting water on the leaves. But wanted to check on here just in case. Other then that she's taking off
I don't know about the water theory. Kind of looks like some kind of burn or deficiency or something along those lines. How long has that plant been in that particular soil. Looks like a pretty small plant in a fairly large container of soil. If it's not been in this soil long enough to use up the natural nutes that come in the soil, then feeding it more only ends up burning your plants But the coloring on this plant looks pretty washed out....more yellow green than that rich blue green they generally are when they're healthy. If you've flushed this soil or something like that, then your plants are deficient. But if this is a fairly fresh pot of soil and the plant hasn't been growing in it too long, I don't know what's up. If it doesn't straighten out, repot into some more fresh soil and water it in and leave it alone Good formulated grow soil will feed your plants for an extended period of time without having to add much in the way of nutes. But if you let the plant use up the nutes in the soil, you either have to start taking over feeding the plant or repot into some fresh soil with resupply of nutes. You don't give any info about how you're growing the plant, lighting or your methods of tending it, so it kind of leaves us out on a limb as far as making a call on an issue. TWW
Under 4 23 watt cfls. It's in all organic potting soil. Mixed in with perlite as well. The plant has only been in the soil for a week and a half