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Don't feed them any nutes yet..and to keep your seedlings from stretching out like that, move the light as close as possible without burning..that left plant looks like it's really stretched
 
Just give them water until they are a little bigger

 

Not the clearest of photos,looking at the first 3 photos it looks more like overwatering,but as the new growth looks ok,it's no longer a issue.
Remember to only water as the plant needs it and your light could be closer.

 

Looks a bit early for topping..I wait until there's a few node sets before topping/fimming
 
The light needs to be as close as possible without any risk of burning the plants (especially CFL lights because they're weaker than HID)..the farther away the light is, the less total lumens the plants recieve
 
When I grow seedlings, the seedlings will be shorter than that left plant. and have a bunch of node sets close together. You get that by having the light as close as possible

 

is that coco you're growing in?

 

 
Not sure if it's nute burn or not, but I do know at that stage the plant does not use much nutrients. Be careful not to overwater..that's probably the most common mistake made at this point. When the soil is semi-dry, the roots are stretching out looking for water..so letting it go another day before watering isn't always a bad thing (If your soil isn't bone-dry)

 

looks kind of heavy.. is there any perlite or other aeration in there? I think the heavy soil is your culprit.. probably holding too much water.

 

If you plan on transplanting at some point, I would suggest mixing in some perlite, and maybe some worm castings and kelp meal into that soil. Good drainage is really key to healthy vigorous plants. Cannabis hates wet feet

 

They will be fine for the time being,but remember to mix abit of perlite with your potting mix next time,there is always something to learn about our hobby,it's one of the things I love about it

 

 
That size pot does not look suitable at all for the duration..looks to be about a half gallon or 1 gallon at most..you need at least a 3 gallon preferrably a 5 gallon bucket or smartpot - This is of course depending on how big you want your plants and yield to be..the smaller the pot, the smaller the plant. If you are going for a tiny cabinet grow, those pots might work but the plants are gonna be relatively small.
 
My recommendation..try to mature those seedlings enough to transplant to the final home. Of course you have to add perlite for aeration..this is basic growing 101 knowledge, think about how the roots grow and how that added aeration helps the process. There are countless things to read about growing and videos to watch that will help you out..never stop learning

 

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