Started inside PC case, gonna transplant outside soon, What do ya think? (PICS)

Hey Guys,

Im currently growing 4 plants. [2x Skunk #1 (fem), a Green Thai (fem), and a Purple Widow (unfeminized)] in a PC case with 3 (100w equivalent) CFLs, and a PC fan for exhaust.

I started the 2 skunk #1s about 5-6 weeks ago, then Green Thai 4-5 weeks ago, and then Purple Widow about 3-4 weeks ago.

The 2 skunk are starting to outgrow the case and the smaller one touches the lights and gets burned a little and also the bottom leaves are turning yellow. I am planning out putting them outside probably 2moro.

Then Green Thai seems very thin and some of the bottom leaves are drooping down and turning yellow. Ill probably transplant that outside soon.

I just topped them the other day and tried to put the cuttings in cloning powder and put them in peat pellets in a humidity dome, so we will see what happens with that.

Anyway, heres some pics, tell me what you think or if you have any advice. (I put a lighter next to the plants for size reference)



Purple Widow

Green Thai

Skunk #1

Skunk #1s

Skunk #1

yeah the ones in cup need to be transplanted bad - they all seem to have some deficiencies as well. The green thai is heat stressed bad.

aight, Im gonna get the 2 skunk and Green Thai out 2moro, doing some guerilla growing near a creek preserve, hopefully no one finds them. . Any other advice or what I should add to the soil or what I can do to help heal the Green Thai?

Dug 2 holes today and filled em with Miracle Gro Organic Choice Garden Soil (Its the only stuff they had around here that wasn't full of chemicals). Takes me like 45 minutes to get to the spot traveling through pricker bushes, high foliage, over rocks, and across a creek. It was a huge pain in the ass to carry the 40 pound bag of soil, and it was humid as fuck today, but it should all be worth it in the long run. Ill probably wait till 2moro to go back and dig 2 more holes, fill them with soil, and then I'll try to get the plants out there later that day.

Any more tips for what I can do to make this grow more effective would be appreciated.