What could be happening to my first leaves???

This plant looks stressed and somewhat stunted for this stage. What I can see in the photo: Thin, elongated stem: It appears stretched, which is usually caused by insufficient light or the light being too far away. Damaged lower leaves: They are yellowing/browning and partially dried out. This often points to early stress, for example from watering issues, nutrients, light stress, or an unstable environment. New growth is still green: That's the positive part—the plant is alive and still trying to grow. Leaf edges showing slight damage/discoloration: This can be consistent with mild nutrient burn, pH issues, wind stress from a fan, or a growing medium that alternates between being too wet and too dry. My overall impression: Not dead, but not particularly happy either. The main signs are stretching and damage to the older leaves. If the conditions become more stable now, it still has a chance to recover. What I would check first: Light distance/intensity: Not too weak, but also not too strong for such a young plant. Fan: Gentle indirect airflow is better than having air constantly blowing directly on the plant. Watering: Small amounts around the root zone rather than keeping the entire large pot soaked. Temperature and humidity: Young plants perform better in a stable, mild environment. pH and nutrients: Avoid feeding too heavily at this stage.