Okay first grow pitted outdoors into compost, star...

Hello! Your leaves look lush & healthy from the top, but I agree that you're lacking in overall height. Is she getting enough light each day? (8-10 hours or more?) If not, consider installing a cheap CFL bulb or two to supplement after the sun goes down. 40 or 42 watt bulbs are perfect for growing & only cost like $7 on eBay. Just keep giving her the 4 elements: Water, Air, Earth (nutrients) & Fire (light) & she will eventually hit a growth spurt. It would help to fill out your "condition" info so I could give more precise advice. She may be stunted by any number of things: temperatures, nutrient deficiency, root issues, etc. Good luck!

It happens outdoors more than indoors bump up your calmag this will help your lower leaves go 3-4 ml a gallon to start plus the lowers are not getting the light it use to eitherkeep good tabs on your nutes your soil is missing nutrients your plant looks good but the bottom will do that the older your plants get ✌️✌️👍👍

Hey there so I'm doing outdoor as well and I have 1 that was 99.99% outside, she was small at first but then took off like a rocket with good watering feeding and sunshine, well and good weather also. Any idea what your day and night temps are at? Your plant looks very healthy and at only 5 weeks, it can be small. I wouldn't worry a bit as long as you give TLC shell be too big before you know it. Best of luck, it's always a good day when I find another outdoor grower. 😁

I agree with pharmaz. I think your plant is stunted. You dont say how much you water, how the temps are, what you feed with etc. So I cant really give you any advice. I can tell you to get fabric pots, more breathability to the plants roots, look into "Radicle bags" you will have to feed more often with these types of bags though, but youll see FAST growth. Good luck.

They look fine, careful with feeding, you don't want to burn them, dont feed more than once a week.

Hi @Noobfarmer! They all look healthy, except the small one in the green container which looks really dry / under-watered. I think you should water more often. As an emergency move to save this baby, I would try to give her water + roots stimulator and put her under a plastic bottle to raise up the relative humidity. For all the other ones, you may consider applying LST methods (pinching, bending, ponytailing) or HST methods (FIMming/TOPping) to get bushy plants and increase your yield. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date and good luck with these beauties!