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yeah you are right dude it just needs a longer veg and it will still fill the area :)

That plant looks perfectly healthy. wait until those bottom leaves go yellow until you feed her :)

it's hard to tell. it looks okay i guess... maybe it's under watered or something. do you have any more pics?

never toss a plant... unless it's a male lol

yep that's the kinda of result i remember :)

just keep watering them until the first set of leaves start to yellow. i'm talking about the cotyledon leaves of course :)

he had 4 plants and he got about 2 or 3 ounces per plant. he did them under a 250watt cfl in his cupboard stealth grow Ak-47 strain. that was going back about 5 or 6 years ago. He only vegged them for 5 weeks

without pictures it's hard to tell. i would start them on a weak feed and see how they go with it :)

just carry on feeding them water and if the problem gets worse give it some nutrients :)

if the first set of leaves aren't yellow then i wouldn't feed them anything. and i certainly wouldn't give them liquid sea weed i can see bad things happening from that. if you are using soil then use fox farms nutrients. and if you are using coco then start off with canna start and build it up...

whatever you're using you can expect about 1 gram per watt so if you're using 200 watts then expect about 200 grams of dried bud if done correctly :)

my friend pulled 9 ounces off a 250w cfl one time about 5 years ago lol

If it's coco you want the PH about 5.8. in soil you want the PH about 6.5 so i believe. You need to try and raise your humidity to about 50 or 60 in veg and about 40 - 45% in flower. and yes i would say give a little bit more food.

it sounds like ph shock and and underfeeding. your humidity is really low. you need to raise it up

just hang them up bro lol show me a picture and i will try and help you arrange things lol

it looks like the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency. what are you feeding her?

yes she is fine, some of the best strains look like that before harvest. just keep flushing her for a few more days and then harvest

Raise your feed a little bit, give the plants a bit more food. and try and lower the temperature even more. you want it about 27c. and raise the humidity a little bit

40c is way too high. 33c is way too high. you want it about 27 or 28c MAX. The humidity is too low it should be about 50 or 60 in veg. They look like they are either overfed or they are suffering from a potassium deficiency or something along the lines of that

it looks like the start of a calcium deficiency. Are you feeding them?