m0useanswered grow question 8 months ago Looks to be that there is no nutrients in your grow.
Coco Coir is void of nutrients, so unless your adding in everything it needs "witch you need to do" its not going to grow much. It also helps if you mix the coir with some other things like perlite. This will help it drain better and not become waterlogged. Coir can also be a bit salty depending on the brand. Not all coirs are created equally and some are just dirty and filled with trash and salt from the manufacturing process. Some brand put a lot of the dust that just turns into mud and does not drain well. Good coir is mostly fibres and little to no dust, has a low EC and is buffered, meaning the cation exchange sites in the coir itself are filled with Ca and Mg and will not rob your medium of it and release excess Na and K.
The lights you're using is also a major setback. They are not the best for growing powerhouse crops like Cannabis or things that produce. eg seeds, nuts, flowers, fruits exct. They are ok for less intense veggies like lettuces and some herbs.
I would suggest going out and getting a coir specific or hydro nutrient "as coir is a form of hydrophonics" and start feeding your plants.
Give them as much light as you can with them little LED bars. even 24/0 as they are so weak and then transition it outdoors to take advantage of the sun as it will be a much better source of energy for it.
The plants might be a bit stunted from doing nothing for 5 weeks and given that the one is an auto it might be best to pop a new seed into a better substrate mixed with perlite.
It looks like this was a good hearted attempt but to many things where left out of the equation and your now seeing the fallout from that. growing cannabis can be easy, it just need a bit of planing before hand and with lots of options to use for feeds and mediums and amendments it can get confusing and overwhelming. So make a plan and stick to it.
Good Luck!