Here are my pics of the CARMELICIOUS

Lookin fine so far

 

Good color, but are very stretched. This leads me to believe either improper type of lighting, at the wrong distance, or both.
Also, may not have a fan blowing on them?

 

What Anony said... you may not have enough total watts of light for that many plants. And most definitely... lower the lights to the top of the plants, 1-3" away.

Are those your final pots? They look kinda small for a full grow, so I'll assume you will be transplanting. When you do, bury the long stems up to the cotyledons. And yes, get yerself a fan to get a breeze shaking the stems a bit. That will strengthen the stem walls, thicken the stalk and promote better root growth. I know it's kinda hard to find a fan for sale in the winter, but I got one at Target (this one), searching their web site and checking which stores had them in stock.

GL!!

 

look healthy but stretched as said before, what type of fluro's u using, how many and at what distance ?

 

So far so good, bro. Those "regular bulbs"... u mean plain ol' incandescent bulbs? If so, then get some CFL bulbs instead... much more efficient! Do you know what temp the color spectrum is on yer 4-ft flouros? U want "daylight" - 6500k spectrum bulbs for now, while you're vegitating and change over to 2700k fluros when you initiate flowering in a few weeks.

GL!

 

Also... if you can move the 4-ft fluros dooooown, closer to the top leaves of yer seedlings, do it. 1ft away will continue to produce stretchy stems and that stem growth will be at the expense of leaf growth. You want to use those lights to generate green leafy growth cuz that's where yer buds gonna come from eventually.

Check the pic below... might be a bit hard to make out, but my T8 shoplight was ON TOP of the plants. The seedlings in the pic are 3 or 4 inches tall and no more than 2 inches from the bulbs in the shop light.

 

Good thinking... bring the plants to the lights!

Hmm, soil that has particles in it to retain water is a risky proposition if yer not careful. In fact, MJ grows best in soil that's fairly aerated, which is why they need perlite or vermiculite in the mix.

In terms of watering frequency, your plants will tell ya if anything is wrong. It's way better to water too little than too much (since it's harder to fix plants that have gotten too much water). Let yer soil dry out in the top couple of inches, between waterings. If once a week is working for ya (if the plants don't get droopy or dried out) then I suspect yer doing fine. You will definitely be watering more as they get bigger, but don't sweat it and don't overwater!

 

Good advice here guys, and good job OP, keep up the good work.

 

nice grow bro! I'll be watching this one. I have a little carmelicious going myself as well as some silver haze.
Have your grown carmel before? Where did you get your seeds?
Give me a shout when you get a minuet-

 

Ya, that's the same place I bought my seeds from. I had a hard time getting them to sprout. I was 2 for 10. Maybe it's my technique I'm not sure. My carmelicious mother Has the thickest stem (including the clones that are now mother plants) and the PHATEST leaves. Have you run into any problems hang ups?