Do my clones look normal??

The rockwool there in and soil both fill dry not damp at all I last watered them on the 4th

[QUOTE=Cabby;7682717]Why type of nutes some guy at a shop told me not to use any on it that there too young and I have seein clones grown with less light than I got on them[/QUOTE]That's not what I said.

All I'm saying is more light, will help them out.

Well do what he says then?

[QUOTE=209 Cali closet grower;7682925]

Originally Posted by Cabby

Why type of nutes some guy at a shop told me not to use any on it that there too young and I have seein clones grown with less light than I got on them[/QUOTE]That's not what I said.

All I'm saying is more light, will help them out.

Well do what he says then?

Ok I put another light in is there any thing else I can give them or do I would like to lower the lights more but I don't wanna dry them up

[QUOTE=Cabby;7683342]

Originally Posted by 209 Cali closet grower

Ok I put another light in is there any thing else I can give them or do I would like to lower the lights more but I don't wanna dry them up

Ok ...First you really need a small fan to strengthen the plants up. A fan will make them produce thicker stems and ultimately healthy plants. Yet an oscillating type so they dont blow on the plants constantly.

cfdaf678.jpgWould these maybe help them

I would put them in some half gallons or bigger?, with some good fertile soil mix.

Originally Posted by Cabby

cfdaf678.jpgWould these maybe help them

Additives wont help at this stage of your growing. You should really know exactly what each one does else you risk creating problems.

A good substrate with a bit of feed should be all you need.

So that clawing he is having And that dried orange looking leaves is from over watering?