I’m not sure. It could be the soil. Do you have a journal?
Yes I keep a daily Journal
My soil is all organic
Is the tips of your leaves touching soil. If they are that can cause what you are seeing. If not then basically it looks like nutrient burn. What kind of soil are you using.
I’m using organic seed starting soil contains no added nutrients I see what you mean about the leaves that is very possible however one in the pet looks the same?
Do you know the brand name of soil.
Also what about your water? Do you ph it?
Happy frog fox farm
Yes I’m only mist watering ph is in the good range there’s no run off water to check
Happy Frog should be fine for seedlings. So it almost has to be environmental water, temp, lighting. Hard to be sure without knowing all the variables.
The WW has been hard from the beginning followed Roberts guide every step of the way only 3 of twenty germinated
I honestly think they will grow out of that as long as you keep your ph and environment in range.
You should start a journal here in the forum and we can follow along and offer advice.
Lighting is an led from grow house that is recommended for seedlings temp upper 70’s humidity is also controlled. My last grow went pretty well so I invested more in seeds hoping for better results?
Ok good idea thank you for your help. There’s really no one else I even speak of this with
Just tag us in when you do. Just put the @ in front of our names like @Happy 
Ok will do. I’m getting ready to place a new order any recommendations I enjoy Girl Scout Cookies That type helps with chemo more than others
I’m sorta at loss for advice. Like missiles pointed out more than likely they’ll grow out OK especially if you controlling environmental factors. You’ve said that this isn’t your first grow so you probably know a lot of the basics. First if over the next few days it continues to worsen then go to beginners topics and post questions about issue and a lot of experienced growers can take a look and ask more questions. Another thing is assuming that you are still a beginner I’m sure you have been reading journals and learning. Just recently @Hellraiser started a journal and he not only post about his current grow but also takes the time to explain what he’s doing, and why. Sort of a tutorial for beginners. Really cool. I’ll link it here for you and you can check it out.
I’m probably gonna go with the fem and not the autos. The rudarail gene has made me nervous since the 80 always trouble lots of hermies
Just remeber to water sparingly and in a ring about 1 inch away from the stem. Increase that distance as you increase watering amount. You want the roots to reach for water. The more they reach the more food and water the plant has access too. Also the wider the root mat the more stable the plant is and can support more growth. When you find you need to water every day or no matter how much you water the plant looks droopy and stops growing its time to pot up.