New Grower auto seeds berry ryder VERY sick please help guys

[JointOfView]

Hey what's up everybody, I was on this forum about a year ago but stopped because until now I had stopped growing. I have always grwon outdoor in the past and this is my first indoor and first auto, as u know I have the berry ryders going

The plant as ten days old and is just very unhealthy as you can see in the pics, I have it under 2 100w cfls in a container lined with foil, and a fan set to low, the leaves look dryed out but the soil is definately moist, also my ph is about 7. Another issue it may be is that they aren't always on the same light schedule exactly, but I try for about 20 on 4 off, any ideas?

 

[JointOfView]

Sorry for bad spelling and grammar, I'm on mobile so its kinda dificult

 

[Nemesis]

Hi Joint,
At first glance they look overwatered to me, dry them right out or get a moisture probe, very handy gadget.
Plus I always start my seedlings off in a small 1L tub then move on to bigger when shes at least 3 inches high stops overwatering.
The light schedule change would also make her freak out, being an auto they like as much light as you can give them, personally i let mine sleep for at least 4 hours a day but you can run them on 24/0.
Ph7? maybe a wee bit too high for a young one like yours? I use bottled spring water with a ph 6.3. Highland Scottish Spring is also really good but cheaper ones will do if they have that PH.
Keep us updated whatever happens mate and the best of luck to ya, your in safe hands here, this site has helped me loads.

 

[JointOfView]

Hi Joint,
At first glance they look overwatered to me, dry them right out or get a moisture probe, very handy gadget.
Plus I always start my seedlings off in a small 1L tub then move on to bigger when shes at least 3 inches high stops overwatering.
The light schedule change would also make her freak out, being an auto they like as much light as you can give them, personally i let mine sleep for at least 4 hours a day but you can run them on 24/0.
Ph7? maybe a wee bit too high for a young one like yours? I use bottled spring water with a ph 6.3. Highland Scottish Spring is also really good but cheaper ones will do if they have that PH.
Keep us updated whatever happens mate and the best of luck to ya, your in safe hands here, this site has helped me loads.

Yeah, I thought overwatered but the second set of leaves look really dry as u can see in the close ups

 

[Nemesis]

Yup the common 'claw' look. Could be blocked roots cos of the overwatering causing it, too much for it too drink, bless.
Can cause the leaves to dry and crisp but the claw look of the leaves looks like its either underwatered (nope) or overwatered.
Thats what id go for.
She'll come round with more light.

 

[Nemesis]

How far away are your lights aswell dude?

 

[Sweet Herb]

Hey dude, sorry for your lady!

What soil are you using as it may be too hot in nutrients. Get your ph to 6.5 too.
You done a run off test or slurry test to determine your soils ph so you know what level of ph water to add to it to balance your lady out?
Hope your not using nutrients as standard soil would feed her for 1-3 weeks. Autos are very prone to damage if over fed nutes.
Personally I dont think its the light schedule. The light may only harm them if they where left randomly in darkness for a few days dude.

Also have you misted your ladys? And top temps and low temps along with rh would be nice. This can help us determine whats wrong.
Sorry for alot of questions but they are important mate.

Karma your way dude! Remember never give up!

 

[JointOfView]

How far away are your lights aswell dude?

Each light is about a foot and a half away, and as of yesterday I chilled on watering and they just look worse haha, the leaves are kinda crispy to the touch at the tips

 

[Sweet Herb]

Whats the size of the pot? And how much water have you been feeding her and when.
You added anything to the feed and do you know the pH of your feed dude?

 

[Nemesis]

Each light is about a foot and a half away, and as of yesterday I chilled on watering and they just look worse haha, the leaves are kinda crispy to the touch at the tips

Hmmm interesting, Sweet Herb was bang on with the questions so ill hang back bro....until something comes to mind. We got ya covered Gro Bro.