Seedling issue - trasplant or start again? PHOTOPERIOD SEED

@drwidow No a transplant doesn't mean a shorter or smaller if that's the route you want to take, given the that it's a photo period and that you can veg as much as you like and not limited like a autoflower by time you'll be fine...but like I said if you wan to continue in your current set up there are a lot of parameters to chekc and keep in the zone, I would do some research and reading and try to get the basics down...

first off - this site blows and tags don’t work for some odd reason in questions page. I’d keep at it in your current set up or start fresh. Doesn’t look bad by any means and yes given that it’s a photo - you have lots of time to nurse things back to health before flipping.. so again.. keep at it with this or if you feel you’re over your head than start fresh

@Whiteybulger1814 @UnorthodoxDude @Ezzjaybruh

Hi guys, thanks for the answer. So, in the detail the question is: Did I jeopardize anything with this bad start? Or being photoperiodic doesn't matter? Once transplanted will they resume their run without anything happening or will this bad start lead to a much smaller plant in the end?

Honestly hydro is a jump into the deep end for a new grower, there's alot of variables to take into consideration, ph of the water, your PPM for your solution, temp of the solution in relation to the environment, environmental temp and Humidity timers to keep everything on cycle the list is pretty long and I myself wouldn't recommend jumping in the deep end right away, also I would be guessing and throwing a dart at dart board to diagnose the issue your having with this little one for the same reason, I don't know all the variables..My suggestion would be start a new seed or transplant this one and I would suggest a living soil organic ammendment grow in fiber pots for a for a first timer which is very very user friendly and brings down alot of the variables for growing because the soil and plants do alot of the work themselves, normally you just need to maintain a good climate temp and humidity and PH the water your using and add a few ammendments to tops of the pots a couple 3 times every 4 weeks the rest is pretty smooth sailing...Good luck and I hope this works out for ya, always nice to see new growers taking up the hobby

Transplant if you want to stop using soil, try coco which is called "hyrdo in soil". Photoperiods can veg for as long as you need them to recover. This plant is not dying.

Probably easiest for you to start with a new seed