Alright, so im back at home and nothing new has really happened. No more of the "burn" or whatever it was. Its still on those two leaves, but no other ones. Still confused as to why it would happen like that so fast.

Also, my girl is still a little droopy. Its been like that for about a week now, ever since i transplanted it into a bigger pot. It doesnt look like shes getting much outward growth. everything is very compact on this plant, unlike how my other plant is, where the stems of the leaves are a little longer and the overall plant is wider. I still cant figure out why it is droopy. I thought it was overwatering, but even after letting it dry out and then watering it again, it still remains droopy.

on a brighter note...i am about 99% sure that i can see a couple white hairs coming out of my other plant. YAYAYAYAYAY!!!!! im so happy to have two girls. now i just need to keep them alive for the duration of the grow.

ok now on to a new question:

i know that lowryders stay small. and i know that there are several phenotypes meaning you can get a super short one, an avg size LR, or a larger than avg one...but i was wondering if there was anything i could do to get these a little taller. my theory is that the taller the plant, the bigger the buds...i could be wrong on this though.

so i was wondering if maybe i moved the lights a little bit further away from the light then the plants might stretch a little bit, creating more space for the buds to grow. because as it stands now, the space between the nodes is very small.

so can anyone tell me if either a) the current space between the nodes will grow on its own or b) my idea to let the plants stretch a little bit might work?

sorry for the long post. im long winded and its hard for me to keep things short.

thanks!