How ya doin? How am I doin??

Hey, first post, and this is my first grow. Just checking in on my progress, and hoping to get some tips and advice.

My setup is a 2x4 ft tent, 2x300w LED, intake vent fan, and filtered carbon exhaust. I started with 20 bagseeds. Had no expectations, half of the seedlings died. I culled all but the best five and moved them to 5 gal DWC. One got root rot, so I cut the main and have been rerooting it as an experiment. Another two showed male preflowers. So I was left with these two, which actually had the largest growth, and matured later.

As you can see, I did do a bit of topping/fimming, but nothing particular. Just tried to box them out a bit and widen the canopy of each. The one on the right has too much vertical growth and was starting to get light burn. I raised the lights as high as possible and tied the branches down a bit. I cracked a bit of the main stem above one of the shoots. I think it will be okay. I'm just hesitant to trim now in the 2nd week of bloom. Might have to attach the lights directly to the tent frame, too.

I have some cuttings from trimmings that are starting to root, too.

What do ya think??

Bumped; here is the pan of both, better color.

Hi Bluegill, they look OK, but are you able to provide any pics without the Blurple and perhaps some closer shots? Its very difficult to tell how healthy your plants are with the blurple on making everything purple. Also if they're from bagseed just keep an eye on them as unfortunately bag seed does tend to produce Hermies and ive seen whole crops seeded because of a rogue hermie. I'll keep my fingers crossed they're not though. Cheers

Hey Indo, thanks for replying. Sorry, I didn't even think of the blurple. That is actually not truly what it looks like in the tent, but my camera does not like the LEDs. I took some more pictures and tried to correct the color a bit. Here is the plant on the left (plant A). I willl update the OP with a better pan of both plants, and I will post shortly with plant B on the right.

Here is plant B (on the right).

Please note image 3 is the mainline that cracked a bit. Think it's okay? Image 5 is a fan leaf showing some damage. You may be able to see some of the light burn on the tips of newer growth.