Someone please help me!!!! first timer W/Pics

Hi Ya'll
Attached are a few photos of my babies. The seeds came from the plant in my profile pic. Supposed to be lowryders? Anyway, Believe it or not these plants are a couple months old. They were originally outdoor plants and were doing great for a week or so then growth stopped. The soil rotted due to poor draining so I have since repotted (last week) and moved them indoors. I have a 100HPS and growlux lumo's They improved a lot and started to smell great since then but are now starting to droop. I wait to water until it is relatively dry 2 inches down. I was using distilled water but have read that is bad? the nutes I have are a 10-10-10, but haven't used anything since repotting as they were seeming to thrive on the nutes in the soil... They are staying alive and getting stinky, but growth is slow, slow slow and now droopy... I don't have anything to measure ph, as my pocketnook is tight tight.. I have put a lot of energy into these and want them to gain back the speed they once had. Also, I still cannot tell the sex...maybe I am not looking hard enough or would it still be too early to tell?? BTW I am a first time grower Obviously...
So any help would be appreciated!!:confused:

wheres the pics

sorry forgot to add them before I pushed the "submit button"

If they are a couple months old they are not lowryders... cant tell sex until they begin flowering.

why are they still so freakin small? the plant that these seeds came from are the one as my avatar... it was supposed to be like that in a few months as those were... any ideas??

Did you mix any peat or perlite with the soil? It also looks mighty wet, could you be over watering them? PH levels of the water?

I'm going to move this to Basic Growing for ya........there's alot of good folks there that may be able to help ya.

Have a good grow!:thumbsup:

thanks

no peat or pearlite.... I had just watered when I took them so I usually wait till it is dry two inches deep

What's the temp in the room? If it is high it could just be drying out
the top soil faster while still having a lot of moisture deeper in the
soil and you are adding water to plants that don't need it yet.

It could just be a heat issue.

Got a fan and or some kind of ventilation?

yeah I have a fan in there blowing...the temp ranges between 80-92 degrees... where I live it is very very hot...so that is relatively cool in a closet.... so it looks like over watering? Any ideas on why they are still so small after a couple of months?