HELP!! Autos 2 weeks old

Honestly bro they don't look that bad at all.. I can't even think of what that would be other than a little bit of nutrient burnYou're fine dude

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Just make sure it doesn't spread.. I don't know that's gotta be the VERY START of some deficiency or something......oh you foliar fed with lights on! Lol jus read that.. that's it. Notice how even the yellow leaves aren't twisted or clawed? Ur fine jus water n feed as u have been. Those babies prolly don't need much nutes rn. Is that coco?

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Looks like it man. I'd say you have a light case of foliar burn. But one time I had a small plant in a 5 gal container. It jus WOUDNT GROW! It ended up clawing up n dying. Jus keep n eye on that tiny one. N read the highlighted text..

IMG_20160619_125900 by buckethead129 posted Jun 30, 2016 at 7:11 PM

old similar problem I had..

 

What is the soil? you probably don't have to feed them yet in most soils.

 

Looks fine. Most plants take a little while to really adjust and get going. Id wait and see if anything worsens before i did anything.

 

I'm sorry, but no soil is just "soil". Is it a mix? just dirt from your yard?

 

Feed the soil and roots. They'll take care of the foliage.

 

What growing medium are you using and what nutrient line? It looks as though you need to water more often and raise your relative humidity. The first weeks of an auto flowers life are the most important. Once they start flowering somewhere around day 28-35, strain dependent. Your plant will not put on much more mass. Jump over to Organic sinses thread. The folks over there are very knowledgeable and helpful. Here's a link.

Automatics make good Organic sinse