Hi all! Curious if these look okay so far - was worried they were too tall but have stopped growing out and leaves getting bigger, so I’m hopeful.
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Welcome to the forum!
They look healthy - but they stretched a bit. Plant them deeper when you transplant.
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Looks goid to me.
Its definitely time to get them in something a little bigger like a solo cup or small pot of some kind…
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As @Fiz stated, you can bury it up to the little round leafs when you transplant it into its next container and boom, streaching is gone 
It will actually grow more roots out of that stem once under ground 
And welcome to the community @Skeebone333
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Thanks all! I think my ending spot will be a 5 gallon bucket - can I just head straight to that soon? Or smarter to move it up gradually?
Once June hits, I plan to have them outside, only on when really bad weather hits. Im in the northeast. Thanks again!!
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Welcome!!!
Good start.
Like suggested, plant it deep when transplanting…
How much light will you have for the grow?
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I’d put right in 5 gal. what soil and type of light.
Welcome to your new happy place 
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I just have the 3 plants - I have just one basic grow light now that I think is good enough for these seedlings, but not bigger plants, so I wanted to utilize natural light in about 2 weeks but putting them in big pots and bringing outdoors.
Thanks! What do you suggest for soil in the 5 gal? I have super loam- was going to go with that and add what’s needed…
I only use fox farm soils. don’t have to feed 4 three weeks
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You can absolutely put it straight into the 5 gal but careful with watering it not to over water it.
Water in rings around it.
Be sure soil has very good drainage and you will be fine. .
Smaller is easier to deal with for alot of folks but necessary
Go for it and enjoy.
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Are they photos or autos?
I run my autos in 3 gal grow bags. 5 gal is probably good for both autos and photos.
Good growing!
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White widow - not autoflowering
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5 gal good move
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