Tell Me What You Think

On about week 5 now since planting (week 4-ish since sprouting) - the little guys look a lot better than they did at the start...what does everybody think? Questions? Comments? Advice? Much appreciated, thx.

Pics are small but they look alright. I would really recommend putting them in separate pots. I see some CFLs, what exactly is the light setup there? I would expect them to be a little bigger for four weeks but you said you had problems early so as long as they are still green and growing you should be happy.

your plants look ok, but your going to need more light now or they will struggle.
even though your plants look fine, they are very small for 5 week.
what light sced you on 24/0 or 18/6 for vegg?.

Great looking healthy buggers.

Who knows maybe its a bushy pheno?

Yea they're small for 5 weeks because of a light deficiency problem and a little overwatering from the start...they look very healthy now, just started getting bushier and growing a lot more in all directions. The lights are 2 13watt CFLs (to the left), 1 40watt CFL (silver reflector), and 2 15watt FL tubes (to the right).

ganjagoddess said:

Who knows maybe its a bushy pheno?

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What's a bushy pheno?

Phenotype google it.

how can you tell anything about its pheno this early? anyways, get some serious lighting man thats a bummer for 5 weeks, they should be into flowering by now if youd had more rapid vegetative growth.

You cant tell anything relly other than what aspects you can see of it right away.

Thats why I said "who knows maybe...."

Word on the bushy phenotype - I have no idea if they are or aren't 'cuz they're just some KB bagseeds...now I'm workin' with a 40w CFL, 19w CFL, 2 13w CFL's, and 2 15w FL tubes...enough light?

they look good, you should transplant them into individual pots, and add some perlite in the soil.

Transferred them all to a bigger box with twice the perlite and soil...workin' with a total of 142 watts of CFL's and FL tubes all within 4"-8" of the plants

and they're 6500k daylight cfls too, right? those are your best bet, but other varieties can give off PAR