What is wrong with this little girl?

[Jmackodadon]

looks thirsty dry as hell

Just fed her a couple hours before picture I don’t feed again until pot is light top looks dry probably from the fan but pot is still very much heavy so she has plenty to feed on right now i appreciate the input though…

 

[Jmackodadon]

What light and how many hours are you giving her? Could be a hormonal issue causing those leaf mutations. Light determines hormone production. Not likely, but just wanted to rule it out before you chase down nutrient issues.

It honestly looks like a mutation or genetic issue cuz if you see here in this picture the main has split off into 4 different mains I have dealt with plenty of grows and have never ran into anything like it…

 

[Sativa1970]

Lighting sounds good. Trying to eliminate the simple things first. It is showing the classic signs of hormone shift that you would see in reveg. The leaf mutations and lateral branching is spot on.

Just reread and caught this is an auto flower. Ruderalis will trigger a hormone shift prematurely if too dry. If it was too dry when sprouting, then watered in good, a hormone shift would be plausible. The leaves are not showing any sign of deficiency or burn so I would just wait it out. Your new growth looks to be normalizing.

 

[Jmackodadon]

Lighting sounds good. Trying to eliminate the simple things first. It is showing the classic signs of hormone shift that you would see in reveg. The leaf mutations and lateral branching is spot on.

Just reread and caught this is an auto flower. Ruderalis will trigger a hormone shift prematurely if too dry. If it was too dry when sprouting, then watered in good, a hormone shift would be plausible. The leaves are not showing any sign of deficiency or burn so I would just wait it out. Your new growth looks to be normalizing.

Yeah she seems to be trying to normalize like I had mentioned though she had popped out of the rapid rooter growing backwards or upside down I guess you could say which caused me to have to very carefully perform surgery so I carefully split the rapid router in half take the seedling out then cut another rapid rooter and place her in it so my guess was the light exposure to the tap root is what’s causing this either that or just a genetic issue but this is a picture of her sister that is a week older and she has flourished beautifully so I don’t know what to think honestly

 

[Fenderbender]

I think it's more likely then you did knick or pinch her somehow in the process resulting in a premature fim.