I was just curious if this was a problem because of over watering, or if this was normal. One of my plants does look a bit sick though. I am not sure if it is due to the seedling stage in the first week. What happened was; the actual seed bound its first leaves together for the first week or so and I was not sure if I should have cracked this off or not. It happened again when I planted a new widow, but this time I just went ahead and carefully freed the seed from the newborn leaves.
The first 2 pictures show what seem to be healthy widows, but then u can see what i am talking about in the third profile pic. The leaves seem to be angled upwards. Then the 4th and 5th pic are of the same plant, one that I am not sure why it looks sick, maybe under watered. They are sitting 12 inches away from a 175 metal halide. Temps are in the mid 80's usually. They are on 16 hours of light. This is the second week. I have been using distilled water.
The very last pic shows the seed binding to the leaves.
The first 2 pictures show what seem to be healthy widows, but then u can see what i am talking about in the third profile pic. The leaves seem to be angled upwards. Then the 4th and 5th pic are of the same plant, one that I am not sure why it looks sick, maybe under watered. They are sitting 12 inches away from a 175 metal halide. Temps are in the mid 80's usually. They are on 16 hours of light. This is the second week. I have been using distilled water.
The very last pic shows the seed binding to the leaves.