Mine as well, just a different housing. Works like a champ🤟
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You don’t have to buy anything new, just cut a hole in the top of those cups to reduce the humidity. I use 16 oz water bottles cut in half with the screw top facing up then I can unscrew the top when needed. I only leave them on until the first set of real leaves.
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@His_hers0125, Newt is giving some solid pointers. Nothing to add except I transplant my autos at 2 weeks from breaking ground, usually around the 3rd set not counting the cotyledons and top after a few recovery days.
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Nice ! Thanks sis:smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
I like your way of thinking .
Hey @Newt I have a lean stem do I just rotate her to allow her to reach for the light in another direction ?
Thanks
Can’t hurt. I’d also consider adding some dirt to bury some of the stretch. If you do add dirt, then add a few drops of water to each (like 10-15 drops each)
Appreciate it . 
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How long should the plants take to grow more nodes ?
And should I keep dooms on at all times ?
Domes should be off by the time you have 4-5 sets of leaves. Once they are, they’ll grow quickly.
They’ve stretched a little. If they were mine, I’d repot them, and bury 30-40% of the stems.
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Got it . I’ll have hubby do it today 
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Bigger pot or same size ?
May as well go bigger, it’ll save another re-potting.
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Thanks bro .
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Yellow leaves can be a lot of things, unfortunately. For seedlings, I believe the most common is over watering.
