Down to 1of the original 4. I feel she’s a little yellow in the middle. I’m still not sure about the wattage on my light it’s a vivosun vs 1000 I’ve been told its 100watts.
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Forgot to mention my light is at 50%height 24" above canopy.
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Ive had lots of luck with super soils with autos. Sounds like you have the light covered. Work on distance from plants and simplifying everything. That’s why I do organic super soils. Until flowering starts they only need water. Good luck. Also look into grow bags. I like the 7 1/1 gal ones but I grow outside. They are absolutely cool! Good luck
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Thanks. I’m clueless does it look ok for 7 days from germination?
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Too much light I think may be one issue.
I am new as well so if I am incorrect, please, someone set me straight.
I would have that light as close to your plant as possible and at the lowest setting. Your light is dimmable correct?
How & when are you watering her? Do u ph the water & correct?
Does whatever your soil is in have drain holes in the bottom?
You WILL get this! I had tons of trouble still do. I often reach out to these outstanding and knowledgeable people for guidance.
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Now you are even able to help others too!!
Awesome
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My light dims 100/75/50/25. I’m currently at 50. I’m in coco. water ph is 6.5
These were mine 8 days after going in soil.
All strains AND seeds will grow differently.
Don’t stress like me. 
These are both White Widow Auto-flower. Exact same age, same seed order, soil, light & water.
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Early-stage small seedlings don’t need much light. raise the light up to about 27 inches. As @NYDon mentioned turn the wattage down a little also. Good luck
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I have zero knowledge about coco.
Put ur light to 25% and as close as u can get without cooking them. Check ur temp under the light.
Should have some type of light schedule. Example: 18 hrs on - 6 hrs off. Let them roots grow.
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I’m not stepping on ur toes with light hight… Just regurgitating information that worked for me.
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And read this:
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If your using coco then you will need to feed them something if there isn’t any food in the mix
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What is coco?
What is your growing medium?
Coco is coco choir. Basically the outside of coconut hair. It is considered an inert medium, meaning no nutrients. I use coco. I feed each time I water. If I don’t provide it the plants don’t get it.
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May I jump in and say I don’t think your light is the issue. (I do think you will need to upgrade lights to be able to have a good flower, especially if you try to do more than one plant.)
Now. I believe part of your issue is your ph. You see, MJ plants have to have a certain ph and 6.5 is at the far end for coco. Bring your ph down closer to 5.8-6.0 in veg. May work up a little in flower to 5.8-6.2.
6.5 causes the plant to struggle when intaking certain nutes.
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Is growing in coco completely different than soil?
Yes definitely
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