Overwatering?

deff looks like a case of overwatering. it doesn't look too terribly bad but it deff needs to be pretty dry before you water again. I recommend watering based on the weight of the pot. its a much more accurate way to judge how wet the soil is. basically when you next water the plant pick up the pot and feel the weight. now every day, when you check on your plants, pick them up and feel their weight. when the pots are dry enough to need water they will feel significantly lighter than when they were still very wet. this is the easiest way I have found to water plants in soil and not worry about over/underwatering. good luck! if you have any other questions or just want some friendly advice feel free to dm me!

Hey pall.i think your problem was overwatering but do you use a ph pen to check your feeding ph? I think you have some lock out due to ph imbalance..for an auto what normally finishes in 10w yours is pretty low in bud formation @w8

Okay so what I would do is try and decrease the moisture saturation in the soil.. Elevate the pot put it on a "grate" or a towel or something that's gonna get air flowing better around the container. You can point a fan at the container to help but we don't want to dry to roots out.. For future grows we might wanna consider using perlite or pebbles or something that's gonna provide some air space in the soil and allow for airflow and drainage.. Plants in a container should dry out in days not a week or more. After drying the soil out you wanna start watering and feeding as normal.