Why is my plant so small at 2 weeks?Pics included

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monabonbona

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My plant is no higher than 3 inches but it looks healthy otherwise. I started from seeds, and exactly 2 weeks ago this one sprouted. i expected it to be larger by now, could something be wrong? I want to LST and a lil, and once I have 3 tops start flowering early as possible(time is limited) so I guess LST and than SOG. Not looking for a huge yield, Id be happy with 15gs :) Heres pics of my growbox and the plant:
 

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skunkpunk13

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prrobly because u only have one what appears to be 23 watt cfl going on them id turn all three on and maby get some bigger bulbs other wise u will end up with squat and alot of wasted time
 
red0021

red0021

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Looks fine for 2 weeks to me. Surprised there isn't more stretch with that light so far away, did you raise the lights to take the pic?
 
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monabonbona

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I took the pic during dark hours, just turned one on to take the pic, otherwise they're all on during light hours. I wanna SOG(limited time), but idk how much longer I should wait until inducing flowering.I also would have to wait for the younger plant to grow more(its a week or so younger). My lights emit 4500 lumens total (two 27k and one 51k)
 
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monabonbona

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no didnt raise the lights. thats what i've been wondering too, im sure they are indica plants. the exact strain is a mystery, i just know they're kush plants:)
 
missnu

missnu

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no...that looks alright for 2 weeks...for real...I am usually pretty harsh, or I just say nothing, but everything looks alright to me...I have a 400w and that is what I see around 2 weeks...but if at 3 weeks you haven't seen some more steady growth then it is no good...then worry...if you are seeing some steady growth all is well...
 
polyarcturus

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man you got a ways to go. as far as time wise at least 3-4 more weeks till you force flower. you cant do SOG with one plant.. you can a SCOG. how much time total do you have? if its less than 2-3 months from now it is unlikely you will finish in time
 
$waGgEr

$waGgEr

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looks fine...couple of lil brown spots on the big leaf on the leaft 1st pic if im not mistaken...whats the soil?...and yeah CLFs grow extra slow...15 weeks of flowering anyone?..i would be running lights 24/7 for veg with that set-up...20/4 at the least...what kinda soil is that?
 
Warlock1369

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Looks good as every one is saying. It's helps to start in a smaller potting area and let the root zone almost get bond. Then step up. Slowly. This helps with secondary roots. More roots means more plant.
 
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monabonbona

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Store bought normal soil(not hydroponic). I don't think you would know the brand I live in Macedonia xD Thanks for the light cycle tips, I think im gonna do 20/4 cuz im iffy about doing 24/7:)
 
red0021

red0021

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I reckon that plate or whatever that is you got there separating the plants, isn't gonna work. I hear you shouldn't grow 2 plants in the same container, I never tried so I don't know, but I can say fairly certain that the plate isn't gonna keep em separated.
 
polyarcturus

polyarcturus

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dont worry about root when planted together cannabis root systems act as one, actually this is the way to go with very large grow rooms, because of this symbiosis of the roots they act as one plant increasing each others ability to intake nutrients and prevent nutrient deficiency amongst plants.

yeah what your talking about (SOG STYLE) is commonly known as force flowering and everybody does that. just start lst in a week (start of true veg) and give them about 3-4 weeks of 24/0 trust me i ahev tried more light cycles than anyone on here probably some with success, some without. but 24/0 veg or 18/6 with a red CFL on 24/0 combined is the fastest veg lighting.
 
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monabonbona

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So veg for 3-4 weeks and then start SOGging? Also wouldn't the 24/0 red CFL (which I'm very interested in trying) sort of rouin the day/night pattern of the plant?
 
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