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what is the little external fan for? to blow on the plant?

You might have some bugs but that's not the majority of your problem, check PH and adjust

lol I agree. Gotta love these noobs that come and ask for help, yet they are the growing gods.

"but I found it really strange when I ended up having to use 14 drops of ph up just to get a 6.5" lol, that's what I get for trying to help an asshole, go fuck yourself.

Just saw your pics, before reading anything about your grow, and first thing I thought of was ACID PROBLEM/LOCKOUT. After reading your "story" it confirms it. Get some good water where you don't have to PH UP the hell out of it.

You're starving it to death. No nutes in coco/perlite. That's why you should start it in a small cup first with seed starter and get it nice and healthy before transplant, and you won't have to worry about the right dosage of a nute solution for a seedling.

use that heat to your advantage in the winter to heat your room or house ;) in my room it keeps me nice and toasty and it loves the CO2 I give to it in return.

and water less, the more you water the more it makes the nutrients available to the roots. Gonna be rough for you for what looks to be a sativa, as they eat much less in my experience.

what's your light situation? 3 small cfls? and you wil have a nute problem if you continue to feed a TBLSP of floranova bloom.

I've heard well water isn't that great, though everyones well is different. If that's your only water source and if you can afford it maybe invest in a RO system to use on your well water.

I think the others gave good advice. To me looks like probably calcium but since you had the problem before transplant like you said, it looks like the opposite, not a lockout but a deficiency. Whatever you do don't overdo it, it won't take much to correct your problem. Damage is done you'll...

"1/4tsp of Big Bloom" not needed for such a small plant. Where I think you went wrong is the lime addition. Sunshine #4 already contains this. I'm thinking you locked out either calcium or magnesium with all that lime. I do think if you leave it as is it will recover as it grows bigger, but...

If it were me I wouldn't risk it, just gut it and salvage the case, reflectors and heatsinks and fans.

good job, sounds like you're on the ball!

instead of feeding them nutes or guessing what to do, I'd transplant them right now into a SEED STARTER MIX instead of guessing whether your soil is hot or not.

sadly if you see it one place, it's most likely everywhere, even though you may not see it yet. Learn from this and keep humidity down and fans blowing.

truth is nothing really is going to dry out the soil if the roots aren't taking in the water. You're either drying it out with a huge light, or blowing a fan directly on it. You say it hasn't sprouted yet, why do you have it under a light? You only do that once it peeks out of the soil, and a...

rofl

wow such high nutes for a little tiny plant lol, severe nute burn. If it was me I'd forget the micro and bloom right now. 5 ml gro maximum.

I'm with the guy that said looks like mold is about to start. What's the humidity at?