Need some advice, first timer..

hey all, this is my first time growing and have been reading the internet for months, its hard to find ppl to help with this sort of thing.
ok so, i started these from clones about half way through december, all was goin good.. i switched the lights to 12/12 on 17/1.. they were around 400mm high...
its been well over a month and still nothing.. also ive just noticed some of the lower branches have deformed/ tiny? leafs on them...

the ph is 6.5, i havent given them any nutes since the potting mix has it.... but i did give them a feed last night.. so i will see how that goes... what does everyone think? if u need more pics just let me know

ill say it again but its rly hard to find help with this sort of thing.. the few ppl i know who say they "know" seem to be no help...

thankyou

Um you probably need to feed them unless youve ammended your soil yourself. Theyre probably starving. Are they emerald green or limeish yellow? Also you may have russet mites. Are they in your area?

hey mate thankyour for the reply... i ahve fed them last night so i will see if it help over the next few days... its hard to tell under that light... i hink they are more green though... i have never heard of that mite... i will google it now...

just went and took a pic without the lights ..

Transplant to a bigger pot

can do, they are currently in 10litre buckets... will move them tomoz if u think that is to small

its really hard to get a good diagnosis under that pink/purple light. Can you take a few pictures in normal white light of the curled up lower leaves?

Wow those buds are tiny. Try bigger pot. What LED light are you using. Maybe try a 400/600w HPS?

sorry about the pics... only have my phone camera

i dont think they are buds, it is only happening to about 3 of them... only on the lower branches.... they are under 2 mars hyrdo 600's... ok i will go but some bigger pots this arvo

Alienwidow said:

Um you probably need to feed them unless youve ammended your soil yourself. Theyre probably starving. Are they emerald green or limeish yellow? Also you may have russet mites. Are they in your area?

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Corso312 said:

Transplant to a bigger pot

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This^^^ forsure.

what soil is being used? what is the NPK amounts on the package? What other nutrients are in the soil? what additional nutrients have you given?