OMG Whats going on?

larva chewing on roots is possible - Bti is a solution for most larva looks quite dry, so just watering might be all that is needed. too much light can cause this reaction too. is it new to the sun? The sun is an absolute beast for any indoor plant. They need to adapt to the intensity slowly. Given limited info, you'll have to eliminate the possibilities. ppl seem to struggle with basic irrigation, so just in case: 1) fully saturate -- never half ass this. never choose teh volume whimsically. You give what it takes to accomplish the task. 2) wait for appropriate dryback and repeat -- if in soil, good to wait for top 1" to dry. A substrate with lower watering holding capacity per volume needs a re-irrigation sooner if going by depth of dryness. Weight loss is something that will be consistent between both and is also a good trigger to re-irrigate. so, if not doing that, i'd correct those behaviours first before over-reacting in other ways. Don't choose the volume of water to give nor the increment of time between irrigations. The context dictates these things and nothing else. ignore the bro-science that says autos should go into 'final' pot. If you manage to "shock" a plant just from potting up, you should just quit gardening, lol.

Autos are always picky lol. It could be a watering issue too much water I'd let the pot dry out a bit if you are water every 2 days add a extra day or 3 days add a extra day and see if it helps I keep mine in a tent so as far as the need oil I can't say hopefully it helps

Turgor pressure is the force which helps maintain the plant's structural rigidity and firmness. It is driven by transpiration or more precisly osmosis. Neem oil applications more trouble than its worth reduces water loss by creating a barrier on the leaf surface, blocking leaf stomata performing gas exchange reducing transpiration, lowering turgor and hindering light absorption. I'm not 100%, what I see is breakdown in the waterworks, soil-plant-atmosphere continuum is clogged up with neem. Will need to clean her.

To me, it looks like overwatering. Before watering, check 2-3 cm into the soil to see if your substrate is still moist. If it is, don't water it again. You can make a few holes in the soil to create drainage, so your soil dries out faster and the plant recovers quickly. 💚

Hey 👋 how much oil did you put in your water ? If the spray is too oily you might prevent your plant from breathing. It’s recommended to mix 1/25. Could be also a water issue… can’t really identify if it’s too much, or not enough. Hope this helps👊🍀