What kind of light? How many wall watts? 23" is way low for a plant that size, I had same problem when my light was way too low. Removed one light panel and raise light, problem solved.
I can’t really help so imma gonna sit back and just read the comments. Best of luck.
I saw this somewhere else too. Let’s remember that this is an autoflower plant. They have little tolerance for mistakes such as overwatering early on in life. Given the nature of these images, I’d say put another seed down. You could finish this out maybe…but i doubt it will yield anything decent even if it does pull through. Esp in soil. And I imagine you would also transplant? That’s just another stressors that’s gonna delay/hurt your final yield.
@TheAlchemist thank for checking but if is Overwatering how the other plant are healthy and is no transplant in this she was in 5gl pot from seeling to vegetable stage one night I move the fan on from of the plant and from that night until now she look like that
I believe that this could be issues with over or undereatering based on how the plant is presenting itself but I’m also curious…is she root bound? When you run autos you usually wanna try to grow them directly in the pot they will finish in for a few reasons but mostly to prevent stress. Its possible that shes just tired of being in that little cup. Also…you’re using a clear cup. Roots do not like light too much. If the roots are getting bound up or even close to it, I’d consider a transplant with minimal watering to see what she does. The wind burn component? Try not to get stuck on that.
When over watered you can see it and feel it in the leaves. They leaves will be rounded and hang like they are too heavy from the stalk. Dry feels dry and curls twords outside.