Lighting problem

node spacing seems fine, but top-view perspective isn't best to assessthat. No visible light damage... not enough info to assess minor leaf symptoms. Growth always seems slow at the start, but it's exponential in nature (up to a point). It speeds up overtime when you have multiple growth tips and more developed roots to feed the many "mouths" keep it healthy and any variance you see isn't your fault. That's all you can do. there's no changing a leopard's spots.

They look healthy to me. Slight upward curl with bright lime tops usually means the light is a bit strong or too close, not a problem with the plant. Raise the light 5-10 cm or dim it a little and see if new leaves flatten out within a few days. Also check that your tent temp stays under 28°C and that runoff pH is 5.8-6.2 for clay pebbles. Some young plants also stay compact before they stretch, so no worries if the rest looks good

light is too close draw it back. Unless it's a weak light (not actually a grow light) then not enough

yeah id say overall that looks healthy. Leaves can look like this when they have rapid growth. Leaves are maturing and growing. kind of of like how a baby skull has more bones than and adult skull. it will look different as it ages. Hypervigilance can be more detrimental sometimes than anything. Not saying you are but be mindful of it. don't want to go chasing minor issues too much. I think this advice could be heard more. No plant is going to look 100 percent perfect all of the time. you should download photone app and measure your light intensity. Your plants should be getting around 450-600 ppfd right now. also important to know you daily light integral. if you go too far over your dli your plants will be stress no matter the light intensity.

Hi buddy to me that looks like a happy plant!

Ok so 2 quick questions. #1 what light are you using? #2 how far away is the light from the plants?