Yellowish and kinda wrinkly

@russrahl I may have overwatered them a little bit knowing that I would not be around them for a couple of days. I usually water and wait for the soil to dry out until I water again. I know my indoor setting is a bit weak, it´s supposed to be a temporary place until I move them outdoors this week, but the weather ain´t helping rn. so maybe ill move them out next week or the following one. For now, they are under a cheap amazon 75W full spectrum +21 CFL LED Bulb 4000K 18600 lumens. Thanks for your advice. Cheers 💨 @BraveheartGenetics I will try a move them every day to the window sill to get some direct sunlight during the day and put them back in the closet at night. I´m trynna give them 24 hours of light. Thanks for your advice @Tunisian_Lab fingers crossed

They will be fine, don't worry about them, and good luck

I would say you might be overwatering these girls a tad bit. You have smaller plants in large containers and this usually ends in overwatering for most new growers. Best to start them in smaller solo cups or something next time then step them up to larger pots as the get bigger. This allows for you to be able to control the wet/dry cycle much better in the earlier stages. They really don’t need much water at this stage, the soil should be dry in 48-72hrs after watering, if there not then your overwatering. Adding more light will help with the lankyness of them and also a small oscillation fan blowing a slight breeze around them will help strengthen them up. You want to get them “dancing”, but not to much. Hope this help, cheers 💨

Hi mate, from what I can see in the pictures the plants look healthy. Although the stems do look weak as you said. This is probably due to lack of light intensity. Try putting them in a brighter space or install some supplemental lighting. A fluorescent tube would be great for this stage and is easy to instal. They are also at the right age for a good feed. Good luck and happy growing...