any ideas?

This is my first grow, my plant is a month and 3 days old, she kinda small because she had a little accident that stunted her growth, had her under a 26w cfl in an aerogarden and just moved her under a 32w 6500k cfl, and just a few days ago gave her her first nutes, a pinch or 2 of bat guano on the top of soil 10-4-1 and watered with root and grow root stimulator diluted in water 4-10-3, well I noticed some lighter colored bumps on some of the leaves and was wondering what it could be because I know they dont belong there, here's some pics

the leaves in the pics look very healthy, not understanding your concern/question... a pic of the whole plant would be nice

lot more light than 32w needed. throw in that 26w and another 32w and boom she will grow faster.
get her to 100w + if you can

youre overworrying its a plant and looks like a healthy green plant.

I cant put the 26w light in the box I got set up it only works in the aerogarden and I dont think I can fit it in the box, so Ill have get a couple more lights, thanks for the info

Indoor Sun King said:

the leaves in the pics look very healthy, not understanding your concern/question... a pic of the whole plant would be nice

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it has these lighter colored bumbs forming on the leaves and the underside looks like an indent where the bumps are
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here's the whole plant

chill Shaggy...they are just fine...be happy. don't worry

yeahi agree youre just picking out anything from nothing cause youre over worried.

dont be a helicopter parent its a plant let it grow

Haha ok, was just wondering if this was a problem that I could nip early before it got too bad.
Any tips on signs of pot bound?

Ringsixty said:

lot more light than 32w needed. throw in that 26w and another 32w and boom she will grow faster.
get her to 100w + if you can

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would I need even more than 100w for flowering?

I mean I know having more than 100w would help but would i want more than I've had on it in veg when I start to flower?