Gorilla Cookies Auto / Critical Red

Not unusual. Young sprouts often have curled leaves, bent stems or other odd looking traits. You'd look funny if you were crammed into a tiny seed for a year and just woke up. Eventually the cotyledon (the first two, smooth false leaves) will brown and fall off. That is normal. Just be careful with watering. It is very easy to over water young sprouts.

She still looks viable to me - but JUST... I would be VERY careful not to water her too much - water around her, not right up next to her. I'd also drop you pH way down - get it between 6.0 and 6.5 (for all of them!) and for this little one, I might suggest soaking a towel and ringing her with it - maybe about 2" away from her all the way around and make it so that it stands taller than she is ... this will increase the humidity that surrounds her and that is what she needs most right now... again I stress that you can't water her too much... you'll end up drowning her... if you've got the towel around her (or some cloth that will hold water), you can then just water the towel when it gets dry and water it enough so that the soil under the towel is moistened as well - this will put enough water within the reach of her roots and give her a good leg up... Be prepared, though - you may lose this little one. Go gently - and good luck!

That's probably all it is, to be honest... It's certainly nothing I would worry about! Now, if they weren't the bottom leaves and the plant was a lot older, that would be a different story... No worries! Good luck....

2 issues that I see here - you're not giving her enough water if you're only giving her, on average, 0.13 gallons of water a day and she's this old... you need to soak her thoroughly so there is runoff in your tray/saucer/whatever... let her sit for a bit to see if that water is soaked back up into the pot - if it is, give her more water - and do this until no more water is soaked back up and then pitch whatever is left in the tray/saucer. And while you're doing that, you've got to lower that pH as a pH of 7, although they say weed can be grown with that, is in reality much too high for a lot of nutrients to be absorbed by the plant. The pH should be between 6.0 and 6.5 in a soil grow. Fix those two things and you should see good improvement. Good luck!