My first ever growing guide.......

[jamstigator]

18 hours of light just slows down vegetative growth. There are no negative side effects to continuous light in the vegetative stage, except that the plants grow faster. I assume you know that, and have some reason to keep them from growing too fast? (I had to slow down growth once myself, because I had to make a trip out of town before flowering, and cut their light to 18 hours/day to do it.)

[CanGro]

18 hours of light just slows down vegetative growth. There are no negative side effects to continuous light in the vegetative stage, except that the plants grow faster. I assume you know that, and have some reason to keep them from growing too fast? (I had to slow down growth once myself, because I had to make a trip out of town before flowering, and cut their light to 18 hours/day to do it.)

I was gonna keep it on 24 hour light, but im not in a lot of the time to keep checking on them due to work.

But as of next week they will have more flo's in there and a new room, as im building my flowering room into my closet and adding CFL's to it.

[CanGro]

Well here's some piccys of my little babies, They have now been going for about 2 weeks and they are lkooking good.

I will post some better piccys as soon as ive got a new camera.

[MargaretRiverGrower]

Bit small for 2 week olds arent they? I have some 2 week old outdoor plants and they are twice the size of that and they only get maybe 5 hours of direct light a day?

[jamstigator]

Does look kinda small. Here's a pic of a sprout I have, which is exactly 14 days old (but it has been under constant light 24 hours/day). Doesn't mean you will have any probs though; some plants/strains just grow faster than others.

[CanGro]

Its grown upwards quicker than it has outwards, but my next set of leafs are comming through. Should have some decent piccys as well as of next week.

[CanGro]

Just got another 2 of my little babys back from my m8's and they are looking good.

[elway07]

why are they in the same pot?... you should really put one seed to a pot to avoid the risk of shocking the roots during transplant when they are bigger...

[JiGGabOo]

if u dont transplant them into seperate pots, they will die(most likely)

[jamstigator]

Probably too late; their roots are probably entangled by now. Could kill one of them though. But then the dead one's roots might rot and hurt the living one. Hmm, a predicament.