Im only on my 4th grow, and while im having fun and have had some success, I havent made it to the finish line without some bumps and bruises. I have been studying more than i ever did in school. I want this grow to at the very least, satisfy my expectations. (Doesnt have to be perfect, I understand the learning curve) That said, I was wondering about the shade of green on these plants. Do they seem like they could use a little shot to boost nitrogen? I dont want to supplement if i dont need to. Im using a Spider Farmer sf 4000 about 20 in. above the canopy if thats necessary info. Everything is going so well so far, i dont want to slack on any needed corrections. Thanks in advance
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Looking good bro. I wouldnt do anything quite yet. What medium are you growing in? @Cheebasaurus
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Clean up that leaf litter 
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Looking good and healthy good job.
Happy growing
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Thanks. Its a mix of 50% ocean forest and 50% Happy frog to cool it off a bit
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I read about the chop n drop method. Not a good idea?
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I pull all my leaf litter and throw it my recycle soil bin…
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Thanks to all for the speedy replies. Maybe Ill get a good nights sleep tonight. Ive been dwelling on it for a couple days now
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It’s alright it happens but you shouldn’t ve worry you are doing a good job
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I always figured the soil is prepared in a way the stuff is broken down to some extent… So I always clean up plant debris to help aid in the reduction of pests and stuff.
Looking good!
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Outdoors yes, indoors is asking for pest and this time of year, a lot of pest.
Others wise looking great
Sleep well
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It looks really good. Keep doing what you are doing.
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As you get more grows under your belt you will notice not all strains/phenos/breeders will have the same color leaves.
I’m growing an apple blossom by Humboldt that is a beautiful light green and super healthy, nothing to worry about.
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Welcome to the community @Cheebasaurus. 
Two things: they look great, everything looking healthy and you have plenty of folks here to support ya on your grows and I absolutely love the name.
Welcome aboard!
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The soil looks dry 
I’m thinking more water and that should take care of the nitrogen.