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For your first plant, it looks healthy even if we can ignore the obvious stretching. You wont yield much if anything though, so don't get too excited if you can help it. You successfully managed to germinate and veg so far, that's actually quite the feat! After you're done with this plant, maybe...

When the light goes out, look at the LED's. There have been reports of the LEDS staying dimly lit even while the timer has the light turned off.

That soil is fantastic stuff. I'm using it right now. Make sure you water on time and there shouldn't be any nute probs for a while to come.

Keep the leaf. Seeing the odd leaf like that can become common when you grow cannabis. It might freak you out the first time you see it, but you eventually stop paying attention to individual leaves and pay attention to the plant as a whole instead. Pics of the whole plant?

The plant really wont care as long as the roots are ok and a few branches are in tact. You will find the branches that did survive will grow quickly. Pictures?

I actually didn't even know they sold rice grain size of DE.

Not the fine powder version?

I love how everyone is eager to lend a helping hand to fellow growers :peace:

Lessons are what makes us strong.

Probably should have mixed that in with your seed starter mix. Probably would have been fool-proof, your environment can be off and you would still grow happy ladies!

DE would be like a second line of defense, honestly. It doesn't cost much either.

The soil he is using looks like its super high in bio acitivity.... I would doubt 1 or two slight waterings would be able to change the actual PH of his soil in those small pots? Edit: With a soil with no nutes, would seedlings his stage be going yellow yet?

Lmao yeah, I imagined it would cause some sort of slurry if the leaves ever get wet, and if the leaves dont get wet, I would wonder how much light the DE would block from getting to the leaves.

If they keep getting more and more yellow, it must be because of the light, temperatures or air movement. Im not too sure how much humidity would affect them at this stage of their growth, but if they're already going yellow, something is definitely wrong. My tap water is high in calcium as...

Yeah, looks like they're getting too hot and not enough air movement. Maybe too much light. Did you recently lower your light?

Do you put DE on the leaves at all? Ive always wondered if people choose to do this.

Wouldnt hurt to get some diatomaceous earth and spread that on top of your soil and possibly around the rim of your buckets and floor. Couldnt hurt!

Oh yeah, she looks healthy! LST looks good too. She's super squat.

I don't see anything serious with your plants. Hopefully nothing gets worse! Be vigilant! Good work so far. The leaves look quite a nice shade of green.

Sometimes wind burn can cause discoloration. It can dry the leaves as well.