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Was the plant you took the cutting from in the flower stage?

You should start by investing in lighting, and in plant pots. The SOONER you don't grow in a window sill the better. I feel like that would help you out significantly. Also, I agree with ThatLEDGrowKid; you need to let them veg longer. And cut him some slack, he has to learn somehow.

Is this a clone from a flowering plant?

I mean it's not a very clear picture. Is there any spotting on the leaves? It's hard to see in the picture, but I don't think you have anything major going wrong for you. Post a better picture if you can

I use a clone box, and when my roots are ready in there I transplant to a solo cup, then to a 2 gallon bucket about 3-4 weeks into veg, then to 5 gallon buckets. Like DCobeen said, you can use different mediums at different stages. Another reason I do it is it helps me keeps my cycles organized...

I don't give my clones any nutrients for the first 3-4 weeks I just let the soil take care of that. Right before I transplant for the first time I start giving light amounts of nutrients. I start at about 25% normal dose and gradually go up from there. I would suggest flushing out your clones...

Alright, thanks for all your advice guys! Hopefully my babies turn around quickly :D

How will I know if I should cut them or not?

Is there anything I can do to help them? Besides raising my light. What will happen with the spots that have been bleached? Also with raising the light will it continue to spread?

Until about the last week or 2 my plants were completely fine. I had spider mites and I used Pest Out by SaferGro to get rid of them(Now we raged biological war on them with predator mites.) :fire: Shortly after the application of the spider mite spray I noticed the yellowing in the leaves on...