I was thinking the same about the clay pot and holes. 
It looks like it got a tad of nute burn. Happy frog isn’t usually hot.
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I’m just wondering if the roots are staying too wet in it.
Not enough oxygen getting to them. 
Causing an over water situation.
Don’t think the issue is the soil at only 4 weeks with happy frog. Like you said. Not usually any issues with that.
I’d say that fried leaf touched soil from the looks of it.
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Unfortunately, I can’t add anything to what you guys already covered… 
Maybe ask @Budbrother ?
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That’s a month old… Looks under watered and hungry. Clay pot wicking the small amount of moisture away with that tiny amount of water given. Hungry for N & Fe by the looks of the top.
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Thanks Master Brother of the Bud! 
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Definitely looks like it should be watered regularly. I can’t say anything more than what’s already said.
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Welcome to the FORUM
Happy Thanksgiving my fellow growers I’m new to this as far as growing inside and of all plants there autos pretty interesting plants I’m technically impaired i would like help on when you more advanced growers think what time i have left for my ladies to grow they have been growing sense aug.10 but there supposed to be autos
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I’m going to figure out how to send pictures
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@1102 I bet @kaptain3d can help you figure out how to post pics. He can explain it a lot better than me. He should be around shortly if he’s feeling better 
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I forgot to say welcome to the best place you can be for Growin weed! 
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Welcome to the Forum @1102 ! 
Posting pictures is pretty easy.
First, hit the reply button on the journal where you wish to post your picture.
Then in the reply box that pops up, hit the “upload image” button (in yellow here)
That will open a file explorer box that will let you navigate to where you keep your pictures
Just click the picture you want to upload, then hit the “open” button (ouvrir in French here)
Then WAIT a few seconds for your picture to finish uploading and rinse and repeat if you want to upload more pictures. When you’re done, hit the “reply” button.
Et voilà!
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Yes. But they’re well into flower and usually stop most vertical growth after transition. So this is about what you’re going to have.
Perhaps these are autos? Photos could have been left in veg longer to get taller. Also looks like some training has been done, which will also impede vertical growth.
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Yes they are autos. 1st grow ever. I did a fair amount of training on each. Most videos and research just shows a little taller plants I guess than I am showing. Thank you for the help!!
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Thank you Dan you are DMan 
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Autos kind of different since they will transit to flower on their own. The more dialed in you get plants will grow at a little more rapid pace. People here grow big autos but it’s not necessarily something that just happens on its own.
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Cool deal🤘🏻 I’m sure I’m just need to enhance my patience! Thank you again🤘🏻
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I think you’re doing great! Maybe a little short but plants look very happy and healthy. Nice job!
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Good deal👊🏻 Thank you so much for the info. It really eases my mind🤘🏻
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