So it’s been a while since my first grow, and I decided it was time to give it another go.
It’s been a week or two now since germinating and a couple of the plants started to get kinda wrinkly. Curious if anyone can give me an idea of what’s going on?
I don’t really know what the ph of the water has been yet. I really need to start testing it.
An 18-6 light cycle.
Spider farmer sf4000 light.
Oceans forest soil (does how old it is really matter that much? It’s been sealed new in the bag for a year or two now.)
I haven’t been giving them any nutrients or anything yet, just a little water once a day so far. Initially I think I was overwatering so I cut it back quite a bit now over the last week.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Really need to know runoff ph or do a slurry test. Its gotta be ph related.
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The pot looks way to dry. Your rite ph ph
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It could be dry soil also, but notice the discoloration of the leaves?
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One donates to the other need moisture to get ph. 
Yeah this was right before I watered so the top soil does look pretty dry. I checked an inch or two down and it still seemed pretty moist. Maybe I cut back the watering a little tooo much. When they started to get kinda puffy and wrinkly looking I thought I was over watering so I let it dry out pretty good for a couple days, and cut it back quite a bit. Maybe just a little fine tuning on the watering and actually start testing ph should take care of it?
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Yes sir it would help nice looking plant.
Appreciate the help! I’m sure I’ll be back at some point for another refresher.
I’m dreaming of the day I get back to this stage of the grow. 
A couple of my plants on the first grow had some pretty sweet coloration. Two of these plants are seeds from the same batch.
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@SavageFC3S diggin the colors!
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That looks amazing! I would just sit there and stare at it all day! Hahah
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Looks like a PH issue, what’s the temps, RH and light height above the plant 