Any pointers?

Hi, The ladies look a bit stretched, but otherwise, they're doing fine. Just keep it up & see what comes of it. Good luck with the rest of the run 👊🍀👌

They look pretty stretched and sparse, so I’d focus on the basics before adding more fertilizer. Get the light intensity/canopy distance dialed in, improve airflow, and don’t water on a fixed every couple days” schedule: water based on pot weight/dryback instead. The ceramic pot may also dry very differently from the plastic/fabric ones. If they’re still in veg, some training and a more even canopy would help a lot before the flip

Check diaries week 9 and read through week 10.

All rights side is in reveg limbo. I was stoned and tripped manual timers nob. They had 15 mins of light , after 6 hours of 12 night. Look how it ended up ... You'll see your stage there. growdiaries.com/diaries/67412-bag-seed-grow-journal-by-asnoriu/week/357002 Go through next weeks, you'll see 3 fingered leaves, long stems and disaster ....

Altitonans_Fulmen is spot on but slightly more technical then I would have said about the same stuff. Keep it simple and give her the proper growing environment and conditions. I have never done any of these new ideas or supplied my grows with fancy tonics, a waste of money to me but to each their own. Knowledge will come from experience like every endeavor and mistakes must happen to grow that knowledge. You'll get many different answers from many different people for the same question. Doesn't hurt to look and ask on here but I would double check with actual successful growers. You can find growers who supply dispensaries that have video and text with info to break through the noise. They don't go through every possible scenario because some things you have to learn on your own. Good luck

Looking at that small and funky plant, think you either had light leaks or some other disturbance of night cycle, or still have it.

f one had to guess, I'd say this accounts for a large % of all problems on GD. Here is some unadulterated crop-steering physics. We don't grow; we convert energy at an efficiency. The more knowledge you apply, the higher your conversion efficiency. 5% is the mechanical hard wall that apparently only the GD user moneyTdiablero knows how to pass at a whopping 22%; I digress. To grow a weed plant, you must balance the entire ecosystem. If any single parameter is bottlenecked, the entire photosynthetic energy process is bottlenecked to that exact percentage. The 9 Cardinal Parameters of Plant Growth: #1-Light Intensity (PPFD) #2-Light Quality (Spectrum) #3-Air Temperature #4-Relative Humidity (VPD) #5-Dissolved Oxygen (DO) / Root O₂ #6-Substrate Moisture (VWC) #7-Nutrient Strength & Balance (EC/pH) #8-Root Zone Temperature #9-Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Differences between pots will drastically change #5; the plastics will crash shortly before the fabrics. Once the canopy gets a decent size, #5 will be your main bottleneck. Messing up #6 very easily destroys #5 #7 is not just a measure of food; it is a measure of electrical conductance that drives the majority of #6, which is responsible for a large part of the efficiency of #5. Root Oxygen, VWC, and EC/pH is where the separating line is drawn between hobby growers and master stoners. The synergy between them is tight, predictable, and dictated by physics. Yet 99% of growers think EC is just a measure of food, and it has nothing to do with "concentration". Consumers are ignorant, ignorant is not stupidity. Leaving consumers ignorant is simply found to be more profitable. Teaching growers how to manage physical systems (like dry-backs, osmotic pressure, and gas exchange) doesn't yield recurring profits. It is much easier to sell a "root booster" than to explain how a plastic pot creates a hypoxic perched water table and solve the problem permanently. Good luck! lol Do not underestimate the importance of 5,6 &7. Possibly the most underrated tip you can get.