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It's so little it's not possible to really say if it's something or not. But are those the first set of leaves? As CannaCountry said, keep checking the newer ones for signs, because it's looks healthy to me

Yes how often are you watering? and, why do you have a pencil stuck in there?

How often are you watering them? Looks pretty dry And what is that soil?

I don't know about this sorry. But in order for someone to help you you should add a lot more info about substrate, components of the solution, pH values, basically everything about it. Else it's impossible to tell. Also, add pics

The only thing that comes to mind is that you planted it with the "tail" (radicle) facing upwards? Else I don't know. Cover it with soil to protect it. What did you plant them into? Cup? Big pot?

Upload more pics please. From that one pic I agree with Lordhooha it's a few weeks to go

There are plenty of things can cause early flowering. On top of that, it looks kind of pale Tell us about her. How often are you watering and how much? Thos pots look dry in the picture. If you insert your finger an inch and it's dry, you can water them again. Are you feeding them something...

On top of what Cherry already said about airflow, how much are you watering an how often?

while it's true that sometimes you can get "mutants" I woulnd't swear by that before making sure they're dong ok. Have you checked pH of run off? Are you feeding them something? If so, what and how often? What are you using for watering? Normal tap water? Are you leaving it in an open...

I mean, no doubt she's gonna take a hit from all the commotion. But I think she got lucky within the circumstance, could've been a lot worse

She actually looks great, despite what happened. I'd keep her going

I see, that's interesting. OP do you have a tent in your basement or what do you have?

I don't think this is a deficiency, more like a nutrient burn, wrong pH, or watering issue. But I wouldn't want to miss guide you

Oh!! I'm sorry! Hope someone else can come to the rescue.

They're too little for all of that. Your soil probably has enough of what they need to grow and there's no need to add calmag or any feeding right now. Just give them water when the soil has dried (put your finger in the soil to check) and give them enough light and warm. Check on them for a...

Yes the dehumidifier should help. But why do you think air cooled will increase the humidity?

Sucks. Hope you can keep them going for a while. I'd like to see pics to advice

These are definitely not healthy. What is that soil? How much are you watering?

How long since they sprouted? It's likely that they'll be fine. Keep looking at them daily

The pics you uploaded are really really small