Stickanswered grow question 6 years ago Hi there! Well I see 4 problems in here : 1 = lack of light. Having a plant nearby the window generally brings this kind of stretching / weird vertical growing. 2 = lack of nutrients. At this stage, a root booster could really help, the first weeks of your autos are the most important ones, you want to develop the biggest root system as possible so she can have a fully healthy and optimal growth. 3 = pot size. As mentioned previously, she's trying to make as many roots as possible, but if for some reason the roots get to touch the border of your pot/container, you'll have some root bound, and that's really bad especially on autos (because of their short lifetime transplanting/repotting is not an option). 4 = PH. You don't mention your water PH level. Are you sure your PH is correct ? Between 6.0 and 6.5 ? Next time I recommend you put them directly into their final container, with a custom coco/soil mix (I do 60% soil 40% coco). This way, they will get just the small amount of nutrients needed the first weeks and they'll have plenty of healthy roots, resulting in a successful growth. I'll be around, good luck with these babies!