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just topped them

thanks so much, will the cuttings grow if i put them in soil?

besides cutting at an angle and over watering, is there anything else i can do to prevent this rot?

so if i cut it lower how should i look out for stem rot? thanks again everyone for all the tips

thanks, think i could go lower on the left one?

where should i make the cut on these two, recommendations?

will topping even help my plants at this point if the nodes are so far apart?

where would y'all recommend topping on the tall one?

so my best bet at this point would be to put some tomato cages around them and veg for a few more weeks just to learn and have fun. 600w light gunna run my electricity up big time?

this all makes sense, kinda bummed though, not ready to invest in another light setup but not sure this grow will turn out to be worth it

based on how they look now, how much longer you think i should veg?

so even w/ 600w ballast you think the electricity bill will be high enough to not be worth it compared to yield?

can i still train my plants or top them at this height?

so i can still top both plants? thanks for all the help, any tips for topping the plants as they are now?

unfortunately i don't think i can afford to purchase a new t5 setup, they're all about $130 which isn't bad but i can't spend that much right now. all this makes sense with the topping and stretching stuff. i think i'm just gunna stick it out w/ the current setup as best i can, probably...

thanks so much for all the tips and help, really awesome, I learned a lot. how do you think these plants will do if i just continue with the current setup? i know theres lots of factors but just a best guess

beautiful, this is the eventual goal

the ballast is a digital greenhouse 600w, so maybe that light isn't 1000w after all?

for real so i can't just switch out bulbs?

could i potentially just get a 400w bulb for the rest of the veg phase? only 10 bucks on amazon. something like this https://www.amazon.com/iPower-GLBULBH400-400-Watt-Magnetic-Lumen-per-watt-per-dollar/dp/B005HJJ3WK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469294752&sr=8-1&keywords=400w+bulb or this ...