First little grow

June 5 Both plants seem to be growing strongly. I have moved the light closer to the plants, and this has made a noticeable difference in how fast they are growing. I moved the light from about 40-45cm (18 inches) down to about 15cm(6 inches) from the tops of the young plants. You can see from the pictures the there is short distances between each new set of branches. I think this is what is called tight inter-nodal growth. Heat no longer a problem, and I only have a 250w light going so not much heat from that. I think that I can see the female pre-flowers. I am now glad that I choose feminised seeds. I only bought three, so imagine if they were standard seeds, and all turned out to be boys - the horror of the thought. June 7 I have re-potted both plants into 15l (3.2 gallon) cloth smart pots (Grow Pouches). I had originally bought 30l(6.5 gallon) pots, but they would have been a real squeeze to fit into the space. So I decided to get a couple of 15l pots, and am happy with them. There is room to place them a little better, and is more room for air to circulate. I have used the Plagron growmix here also. The re-potting went off without a hitch, and I have given both 1.5 litres of water. I thought I would need to add fertiliser, but reading the product info I see that the grow mix has enough nutrients for the first three weeks. I purchased the Plagron algae based AlgalGro and AlgalBloom, but seems I wont need the veg fertiliser for long before I go into flowering, all going well... Oh yeah I gave them a dose of 'Ecothrive Biosys' a beneficial root-fungus and bacteria additive and got it in there on the roots - for that extra organic symbiosis thing. I am going to do some LST this week. I will tie down some some of the side branches. I have pulled the core from some scrap electrical cable I have spare, which will do nicely as it is solid core and not braided. The end of the week I intend to top the plants above the fifth node. This looks like it will be a tricky operation as the nodes are very close.