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Thats the second time people tell me that its too early to tell and fdd2blk comes in and clears it up (if he's right) lol https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/69611-could-preflower.html :)

Okie man, but these 7 plants are from seeds and I have already identified two females, so I'm keeping my hopes up

Ok guys, thanks. I'm just gonna hold on. I'm getting pretty good at holding on, my skills in patience are increasing for every second. Thanks again. I'll be back, trust me :D

About 5 weeks in veg actually.

Personally I think they look like balls, but I better ask here because I'm new to this.

So you think I should keep the lights where they are and not raise them?

How old are your plants? Got any pictures? -- nevermind, I just read your grow journal, and yes they look alike. Lets see what happens. I don't think I'm willing to spend more cash on my setup to be honest, but I'll think about it. I actually wonder what I did wrong to get to this. As long as...

If the plants just create more and more nodes but doesnt reach very high at all, is this a bad thing? I'm considering raising the light to let them stretch, because where this is heading, it seems the light won't shine through to all parts of the plant. And all seven of them look the same.

I would recommend a DSLR. A used Canon 300D will do, and invest in a good macro lens.

Please tell me that this is what I'm looking for. They've been vegged for 5 weeks. And god damn they are hard to take pictures of, I need a new lens. I'm referring to that tiny thing in the center, it almost blends in with the stem in this picture.

Ok, so no foliar feeding, and adding nutrients to new soil cant be good right? I've read that when they turn yellow from the bottom its a nitrogen deficiency, but I don't know man. Right now I know nothing, I can just wait for replies here, and wait to see what happens in there.

By the way, here's a picture. I just sprayed them with some water only. But here you can see some very yellow leaves, but with some green new growth in there, hmm. I know I said they look healthy, but this one is the worst, it's pretty hard to take pictures in there :) Edit: While I'm at it...

Maybe I should create a new thread... maybe some day. But I'll just ask this here. The plants are newly transplanted into a very nutritious soil and they look very healthy, except the bottom leafs. They are very yellow, almost white as a matter of fact. Feeding them nutrients now is a little...

Ok Picasso, I'm just going to follow your advise and hold on. See what happens. Thanks for helping me out, and I'll check back here when something happens. God have mercy on them :)

Yes, I leave the water for at least 24 hours and then I add Supervit and ph- til it gets to about ph6.5. Even though the soil is still pretty moist, is it ok to flush them? Newly transplanted and everything.

Now, now. Lets smoke a joint and unite, people. Since the transplant, all bottom leaves are getting yellow. It seems to move upward aswell. Nitrogen deficiency? If so, what am I supposed to do? The new soil is very nutritious so adding nutrients at this point in time maybe is a bad idea. I dont...

Bump. Of course they have not been root bound since the day I planted them, something else have been slowing them down I guess. Does anyone believe they will kick off when I transplant them into bigger pots?

A few days have passed and I got some advise irl from a grower. It's time to transplant, he says. Think he's right? :) Anyways I have stopped misting them (even though 90% humidity looked pretty cool hehe), thanks for the advise. They have grown some more and I hope they will really kick off...

I added nutes two days ago because the bottom leaves were yellowing. A nitrogen deficiency. Are you sure I'm supposed to flush them already?

Okie okie. Two days ago I started giving them nutes at halfstrength. I'm going to lower the light alot and raise the humidity to about 85%. Just to see what the hell happens.