Leaves droopy with yellow spots

Probably have some kind of ph lockout you are all over the place with your medium. Soil and coco have different ph requirements I would flush heavily and start from there if you are in soil use that ph scale if you're in coco use the hydro ph scale.

 

What strain of seed? Clone? Indica/ satavia? Feminized? Auto or photo?

Your plant is not happy. Nut lock possibly and may be over stressed from the transfer. The most advised method to correct this is to cut all nutes to the plant for a week and only feed it RO/Distilled water. The gal should bounce back after it’s been flushed. Those leaves will likely never recover, but the positive is once she starts really vegging you’ll be able to clip those leaves.

You are barely into veg which should last a few weeks at minimum (4 or more). several weeks to full stretch then flower

Also why are you using neem? Do you have an spidermite problem? If you’re concerned about pests ladybugs is a much safer route

A common mistake first-time growers make is to overwater a plant. A healthy cycle of wet and dry is necessary for the roots of a plant to grow out and reach deeper into the pot.

To see if a plant needs watering, stick a finger down a couple inches into the soil. If it’s dry, it’s time to water.

You want to soak the pot and have run off through the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot. Water should pool up on the surface of the soil while you’re watering, but it shouldn’t sit on the surface after you move on to the next plant. You can add perlite to your next pot and soil. If used properly it will do wonderful things in your soil promoting oxygen flow.

Your ph shouldn’t exceed 6.8 , 6.5 is perfect for what you’re doing.

I just posted a how to humidity and temp in a section you should read. It should clear up a bunch of the problems you’re going to have

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