You stretched those poor things unbelievably.
Oh well, noob mistake I did it too my plant too - but not nearly as bad!!

What I would do if I was you, (and I would do this ASAP) is bury your plant in soil up to the first node (the first node being the first set of leaves) and get your light down as close as possible. Btw: thats not even enough light for 1 plant to fully grow, let alone the multiple ones you need.

You need on average 100W per plant, not 100W equivalent, but 100W of Fluorescent light per plant.
Take this for example: you have 2 24" t5's for a few plants, and I have x2 42 Watt CFLS and x2 26 Watt CFLS for 1 plant.

Something to think about, peace.

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this guy is going to get back on track in no time + rep for sharing your grow

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Starting your seeds
Originally Posted by zoutekoffie
i dont have direct sunlight becouse of the clouds

I wasnt planning on using this light for a full grow, just for seeds and cloning. The guy at the store said this would be enough. What would you recommend? and unfortunantly the local place isnt opened on weekends so theyre gunna have to sit tight til monday

Follow all of robert's, and shyloa's advice. They nailed it.

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a week later and these are the survivors... The small one isnt that yellow in real life but they all seen fairly light in color. suggestions? I appreciate everyones help.

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looking good

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Starting your seeds
Originally Posted by zoutekoffie
i dont have direct sunlight becouse of the clouds

patience is the best suggestion.. looks like you are on the right track now.

in the future, don't support new seedlings. doing so will never allow the plant to develop a strong stem. you may feel like it's helping, but it's not.

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nice come back from the mistake you made!!! Hope you all the best !!!

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well recovered, they look sound as now.sorted

gl with the rest of grow

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way to streched move light closer and plant those things in pots or something just to support there stems