n00b, slow growth?

hey guys whats up this is my girl. shes 2 weeks old is she looking ok for that timing or is she not big enough? any kind of help is appreciated. im growing in 3ft closet with 3 cfl's 23w each and I have a osmosis filter for the water, no nutes. the soil is one that has some organic prenutes in it already temp varies from 70 to 85-87.
Thanks,

Looks pretty good, but ur gonna need more lights.

not too bad

thanks guys appreciate your oppinions!!
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Yeah it's small for 2 weeks. Why is there foil around the inside of the pot?

Move the lights closer. You want the bulbs 1-2 inches from the tops of the plant.

you do not need more light. Heat drastically slows growth, see how the leave are trying to curl away from the heat. you need to check the temperature at the top of the plant

get rid of that tin foil too

c5rftw said:

you do not need more light. Heat drastically slows growth, see how the leave are trying to curl away from the heat. you need to check the temperature at the top of the plant

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3 26W CFLs aren't going to be enough as the plant gets larger, so he does need more light (just not right now).

got rid of that tin foil now. and im checkn the temp on top till now is giving me a reading of 78 F

thanks

aim for 75

absolutely......MORE LIGHT

Hey guys I lowered the temp yesterday to 75 and this morning when I checked on her, the leves that were curling down were even more curled so I took her out of the closet and put her outside. Is this ok? Or will the sun damage my plant.

Thanks

I would throw some 'cool' lights on there too. From the looks of it, they look like 'warm' bulbs. Warm bulbs are best for flowering and cool bulbs are best for sprouting/vegging. You can also do a combination during vegging, that works too. But otherwise, they are looking nice!

TheGreenBiologist said:

I would throw some 'cool' lights on there too. From the looks of it, they look like 'warm' bulbs. Warm bulbs are best for flowering and cool bulbs are best for sprouting/vegging. You can also do a combination during vegging, that works too. But otherwise, they are looking nice!

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thanks Chad I was starting to wonder the diffrence between growing on those bulbs I will combine them.