Confirm overwatering issue?

With coco, you water to run off so it draws air into the coco and flushes old nutrients away. Don't let it sit in runoff or suffocate in water. I really don't know why people just answer when they KNOW ( grannie caps) it's not going to screw someone's grow up for them.

Oh that's disappointing, my answer saw it probably was coco and advised to suit, dutchdoobie noticed and returned with epic advice... gameshow loser noise for grannie 🤣 ***Disclaimer The name don't matter, the advice does!

Clone growinggrannie, it's coco, so BAD ADVICE,naughty,naughty

Yes, this is absolutely a case of overwatering... the leaves are drooping AND quite swollen with all the water in them. It's good that you've stopped watering... let them dry out completely before giving them anything more - and each time you water or feed, always make sure the pot is super dry and needs something. In order to make sure you're watering thoroughly, though, you will want to see some running out the bottom of your pot. I always put a saucer underneath and let the runoff stand there for 15-20 minutes as sometimes, if the soil is REALLY dry, the excess water will be soaked back up into the soil... then I water it some more and keep doing that until no more water is soaked back up and I throw the excess water away. This ensures there are no dry spots in your soil... roots, if they hit a dry spot, will simply stop growing... But always, always, always make sure your pot is dry before giving them more.... Good luck!

Could be having HUMIDITY/ VPD problems, some will say NUTRIENTS looking at lower leaf, but, you know there's many ANSWERS, some good some bad. Sure some will be right along...

High uktuk, Yeah you did! The first 2 weeks you only need 100ml water and try to only water at the edge of the pot. This was the small plant has to search for the water and for that growing a big and strong root system. Then give water again when the top layer (2-3cm) is completely dry. After 2 weeks you can water 10% from your pot volume. And you do the same thing as mentioned above. Wait till the top layer of the soil is completely dry before you water the plants again. Happy Growing! 😋

I think you have it covered. A gentle fan breeze may help. Good luck, i am sure it will survive. Check surface by poking your finger in it or compression if it's coco, I really can't be arsed to go check. Don't water until the pots WEIGH between, dry weight vs wet weight, this is most reliable way to tell it's time. Good luck 👍