Help Please - Dried Up Over Night? Should I cut the fan leaves?

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This Jack Herer Autoflower has been doing great. It is 4 weeks in. Watered it yesterday until 10% run off in Cocoa.

Had a fan on it that was probably too close. About 2 ft away on low. This morning the plant looked like this and the big fan leaves are all crispy.

I have two other plants under the same light which are doing just fine. The light is a blue purple 2000 watt about 18 in from the plants. They’ve had no issue with the light for the last 3 weeks. So I’m guessing it’s not that.

Should I cut the fan leaves that are crispy off? I did feed it again this morning because it was completely dry. It seems like they drink a ton of water now.

Any other thoughts or suggestions on caring for this plant at this point. The small growth still feels nice and moist.

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Is the soil still moist or wet? If not water it and the top will perk back up. If it is still moist then its overwatered along with wind burn

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Get her perked back up, before you cut any leaves, she is also ready for a transplant. After you get her fixed up and cup is dry again.

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Ok. It was totally dried out. felt like an empty solo cup.
I plan to transplant tonight. Roots are all the way to the bottom for just a couple days now.
Thanks for your thoughts. It looks savable to me. But its my first grown.

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Its definitely still good. 45 mins after a water itll perk back up. I had a plant so underwatered its fell to the ground and it perked back up.

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Just water it and yes it needs transplanting soon but let it recover first

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And dont have the fan directly hitting. Have it get s breeze from the fan hitting the wall then to it.

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It perked right back up already. Should I leave the crusty leaves? Or clip them at the stem?

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I would clip them off. They are doing nothing but taking energy at this point. They no longer do any good

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My first thoughts you are rootbound I would get that lady in a 5-gallon pot. Good luck

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Water it and it will be nice and perky again . too soon to clip anything off . You are just fine