Living on the edge. 
just temporary … @BIGE
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Yea think your right…let them do there thing…next grow though 
I forgot to mention that I’ve turning up the light a little at a time every few days…
Thanks everyone for their comments you all have made a BIG difference in my little grow 
Good! That probably explains it.
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Dude @MattyBear i thought i was tripping when I looked quickly
@Kcdaniels dude what going on there ??
The big girls look great
The little one are a bug out
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Ha ha…yea I am growing miniature weed now…you know when all you need is a quick joint…
@Covertgrower thanks… I know right she kind of grows on you
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Hahahahaha
You can call your farm miniature farm
Have a few dwarf pig 
and goats 
lol you’d be all set farm tax credit lol
So really what happened there she just never grew ?
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@Countryboyjvd1971 Hey I have a dwarf pig and goats going to start a circus 
…no just kidding…no pig…no goats… And no circus…hahaha
…well the consensus was it came down to too much light to fast… I believe it was @dbrn32 who broke the case lol…
I have the quantum light 288…the sucker is BRIGHT
Has a dimmer on it …I’m turning it all the way down thinking I was dialing it to 25% but it was really 75% 
So we’re thinking just too intense lighting. 
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The light definitely played a role there. But she was transplanted very early too, for ph issues or something right?
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Yes the thinking was maybe the seeding soil was to hot “Black Gold” so I transplanted them to the “Promix” but it wasn’t till you suggested it might be the light that the girls started to respond…
I was thinking I had the light turned down to 25% but in reality it was 75% 
too much intensity…
@dbrn32
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I agree. Transplanting the autos themselves can be a tricky deal is all I was pointing out.
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@dbrn32 I’m learning a lot…you know you can read all you want but in the end it’s the experience that you gain AND the collective experience of this forum
I’ve been slowly lowering the light…currently at 12" above the tops of the tallest plant and slowly turning up the intensity …so far they seem to like it
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Absolutely, you’ll never quit learning. But the process itself will get much easier. You’re doing good!
It’s very rare that someone absolutely blows their tent out on their first grow. Even grows that appear to be really good, can always be much better. So there’s always an aspect of being able to walk before you can run.
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@roost1 thanks yes I read the same thing too but then read some had success but have decided to just let them do there own thing…but next grow…
