As of last night I hung the lights a bit higher in the cabinet by taking out the drawers that were present. Give the plants a bit more space to grow. The temps are currently running from 70-75 degrees F. Today I transplanted the babies into larger pots that they should be able to continue the rest of their lives in. The big plant that is growing apart from these just sprouted tiny ass little sacs near at the 3rd and 4th nodes of the plant (on opposing sides of each other on the plant interestingly enough). Are there any recommendations or comments on how to improve this as much as I can. I want to give these guys the best growing environment as I can within the price boundaries.

Hope the big plant turns out to be female. Will have pictures in the next few days when more growth is present.
ultimatefreak48 Reviewed by ultimatefreak48 on . Indoor Grow Recovery Yo whats up all.. I just moved this thread over to the Indoor Grow Category because the grow which was started for the outdoors had to be moved inside for fear of woodchucks lol. The last one around ate all my seedlings when I was hardening them for the outdoors. I had them set up for a week or so under a desk with a couple of low wattage CFL's and now I have placed them in an under closet in a bureau. There I have 200 watt soft white grow bulbs that I found in the basement along with my Rating: 5