New Grower Seedling Growth has stopped, La Diva week 2

[Kid Ki]

Hi everyone, thought I'd post a question and see what other advise I can get.
My La Diva seemed to be fine first couple days of growth, then I noticed her 2nd set of leaves looking deformed and stopped as soon as they came out.
I'm thinking my soil might have been a bit to cold. As a result it's stayed a little to damp for my liking. She hasn't really grew in a week, and looks like she may be getting hungry. Anyone think she may come out of it and to leave her be? Or I'm thinking of gently moving her to a smaller container with dryer soil. At this point Im thinking she'll be slow going for a while anyways, she should catch up with time.

 

[Grey Bear]

You aren't giving us much to go on.
Soil type, temp, etc..
Exactly how many days has it been out of the ground?

But I would NOT move her.
La Diva is a very fast finishing plant.
Every setback is going to cost you in terms of size and potency.

 

[faded187]

see how much nitrogen is in ur soil

 

[az2000]

If you planted directly to a 3gal pot, she may be working underground where you can't see it. I'm on my first autoflower and it did the same thing. For about 10-14 days I thought I had a runt. But, she took off and is now about 3 weeks from harvest.

 

[Kid Ki]

La Diva is at day 14 above soil. The Soil I use is pre-mix organic with no nutes in a 2 gal. Container. I add extra perlite for drainage and air ( I like airy soil with any cannabis type). My temp varies from 72-75'. I use a T-5 set up/w fan for circulation. I don't think it's PH because my other autos are just fine (different strains).
I really appreciate the advice, think I will just leave her be and see if she pulls through. My 1st run I experienced a runt, it took her a couple extra weeks to hit a growth spurt and ended up yielding a good Oz.

 

[Kid Ki]

Think I figured out my problem with the La Diva. Found a piece of tin foil stuck to the bottom of the container, it was causing water build up in the bottom of the pot and not allowing drainage. I'm hoping that I've caught it in time. Has anyone had this happen before or experienced Over-watering. I'm wondering how long she may take to recover?