1 timer help

[insomniac]

any input on this situation would be thankfull what will happen now

insomniac Reviewed by insomniac on 05-17-2007. 1 timer help any input on this situation would be thankfull what will happen now Rating: 5

[insomniac]

more pics im going to crash hopfully some answers on what i should do i didn't to cut them it just seemed the right thing to do

[onequickmove]

for 1 it is very stretched

[bejay]

your plants are not getting enough light so they are stretching either the light to far away or its not adequete to use for growing.
would probably just try again when your sure your lighting is sufficient.
although you have a leaf problem you shouldnt be to concerned about it now, looks like fertilizer burn from starting to use fertilizer to early or possibly a soil that has to much fertilizer to really be used for seedlings, but your leaf problem may have not even occured had the plant received sufficient light.

[midlifecrisis]

Are you using an incandescent bulb?

[stinkyattic]

Stretched
Don't grow in that window box, each plant needs its own pot
What are you using for soil? I see a lockout going on there... I'd bet your pH sucks.