So I left the plant alone for about a week, and each day it got worse and worse. About 3 or so days ago as a last effort to try and save it, I transplanted it into just straight coco coir/perlite mix. As you can see, she is not happy at all and I have no idea what's wrong.
I haven't watered it since I last posted, so I think we can rule overwatering out at this point.
The temperature has been very consistent between 74-80F and humidity between 60-70%.
A soil runoff test gave me a pH of 6.8, so there shouldn't be an issue there either.
I also have a second plant that finished germinating and instead of putting it in the custom soil mix I listed above, I just threw it in some potting soil. I don't believe it could be nutrient burn, but on the label, the potting soil lists the following: 00.30% Total Nitrogen 00.10% Available Phosphate 00.10% Soluble Potash
From the reading I've done, you don't want to feed until they're into their vegetative stage, but could this be a LACK of nutrients?
The first photo is of the second plant that's been in the tent for about a week now and is beginning to show the same signs as the first plant before turning into what looks like guaranteed death. The next 4 photos are of the original plant . Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
Thank you!
EDIT - Despite the fact the original plant looks like it'd be crunchy with how wilted it is, the leaves still feel pretty strong/soft, not crunchy in the slightest.
