First Grow 29th day, what can you tell me about these?

I've been posting alot on here an I apologize, but from these pics can anyone tell me if these are doing okay?
Anything they would notice about these?
I'm new an have no idea about nodes an what not, but these are feminized seeds do they look healthy to you?
Should I add a 4th light, as I am using CFLs.

The one pic with the sulking leaf I accidentally did that trying to make supports for them.

3 are white Rhino Strains, An the 4th is a mystery...
Should I mist the plants with a spray bottle of the solution in the tank or no?

Any feedback at all would be appreciated

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hey man the plants look fine :) but do not ever mist your plant's with a solustion from your tank. if you want to mist your plant's then only with pure water.

Thanks for the advice I'm glad I didn't!
Haha thanks, ill post more pics, they are getting Bigger!

You might find that people are better able to help you if you were to condense your separate posts into a grow log =) Then we could read the whole process and offer pointers instead of giving solutions based on a snapshot.

These look to be coming along pretty well. Wouldn't worry much about the leaf you snapped, would prune it off personally. Sort of tough to tell from the pictures, but are your leaves lightly turning yellow around the edges? (will refrain from further comment until you confirm whether I'm seeing something or imagining something lol)

Your growing medium looks awfully moist, probably could hold off on the misting right now. Overwatering plants is pretty common for first runs.

Do you know what the temperature in your box is? Now that you're in Veg state the plants will take all the light they can get, as long as they also do not get too hot.

How is the air circulation? (This is where the grow log would make it easier, I am not ashamed to say that I haven't read your earlier posts XD)

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You might find that people are better able to help you if you were to condense your separate posts into a grow log =) Then we could read the whole process and offer pointers instead of giving solutions based on a snapshot.

These look to be coming along pretty well. Wouldn't worry much about the leaf you snapped, would prune it off personally. Sort of tough to tell from the pictures, but are your leaves lightly turning yellow around the edges? (will refrain from further comment until you confirm whether I'm seeing something or imagining something lol)

Your growing medium looks awfully moist, probably could hold off on the misting right now. Overwatering plants is pretty common for first runs.

Do you know what the temperature in your box is? Now that you're in Veg state the plants will take all the light they can get, as long as they also do not get too hot.

How is the air circulation? (This is where the grow log would make it easier, I am not ashamed to say that I haven't read your earlier posts XD)

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That's a great idea Poncho'Milla, sorry I'm just new to all of this, but I've for some recent photos that I'm going to keep updating this thread with.

I was thinking about what you said with Pruning an gave a little research an I just finished pruning them. I read a handful of tutorials an watch some videos to get the jist of the idea. An I found alot of useful techniques with pruning.
The tips of leaves aren't yellow they are evenly green, it was just the lighting.

There is a difference from the setup now, I have 3 cfl 6500k in 3 different lamps, however I upgraded to 2 48 inch cfl 6500k tube bulbs.

Which you will see in these photos.
The air circulation however is a fan at the top of the ceiling.
I read several articles on exhausts an fans an what not, well I found that a very experienced grower said having a fan or exhausts at the top of a operation is better for slicing off the top layer of heat an allows humidity to stay consistent.

I'm not quite sure of my box temperature, I know the atmosphere I am in naturally is hot an stuffy.


This is the 35th day in Vegetative state, my first pruning which came to about this much taken off.
The pictures shown are after I pruned them.
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Oh, well I just meant the one leaf that you had mostly snapped lol In general you want to leave anything healthy on the plant so that it can continue to gather energy for growth, but you didn't get too crazy with it. You may notice slightly reduced growth while the plant recovers from the shock of the trim, but it'll spring back just fine. Carry on, mate. Doing well so far =)