They stretched on me a bit under regular home led had over transplanted buried up to cotylodons, seem same believe I may of over watered were slightly droopy minor edge curl dwn haven’t watered since transplant
Plant looks great for 3 weeks above ground Growmie 
Sort thought so wasn’t sure still new all this last run wasn’t very good LSD fluffy hardly any density I’m assuming was light distance ? Possible underfeeding
Lighting quality. Until i upgraded my lighting to Samsung diodes my bud quality wasnt to par.
I must agree with above statement.
I am not at all familiar with your particular light, but fluffy airy bud is usually because of inadequate lighting. It’s possible that it could also have been poor quality genetics of the seed I suppose, but if I had to bet on it, I’d bet that your light simply isn’t pushing the true wattage needed for better quality buds
Yeah I dnt believe I was paying to much attention 
aspect of it all . Wondering get different light. Constantly failing not knowing what I’m looking at most part concerned with everything
Well light is really probably the most crucial part of growing indoors. If you can afford to replace/augment your light, you absolutely should.
What kind of budget do you have, and what are your plans on growing (i.e. 1 plant vs 4 plants)
I mean your plant looks fine right now, but if you’ve had fluffy buds in the past, almost 
% it’s the inadequate lighting
Im with @Mr_Wormwood. First how big is your space, how many plants are you growing at one time, and your budget for lighting. Remember to think about future grows also. A light is an investment that will last you grow after grow.
Yeah, go bigger than you need now if you intend to expand.
You can get alight now that will do one plant, but if you decide this is a worthwhile endeavor, and decide to grow say 3, that first light will be an additional augmenting light… better to plan ahead of you plan to do 3-4 plants, get proper light NOW
Trying out as a hobby got medcard few yrs ago figured why not. I feel as I should have started one have 3 moment figure incase damage one to much parish on me have another work with.
I have been looking other lighting, I keep over thinking so much get little screwed up.
Built self small room basement maybe 7’x6’x6’ only using bout half get in and out fan heater humidifier sit open space. Dnt necessarily want desire massive amount, crop sounds nice though.
I wasn’t checking intensity distance n all very much either. with these LEDS FULL SPEC purpose of dimmer is for growth stages so I’d dim down lower kelvin during flower these lights are fine keep higher power dimmer up just watch distance? I’ve had hps in here one point exchanged bulb for flowering n all was getting way to hot was given LED put to use actually have 2
I see the plump overwater look of the leaves holden water should I wait to water, transplanted 4-5 days ago watered them, light mist foliar 3 times since soil seems pretty dry
What’s a good LED what is it I’m actually looking for
As far a foliar misting goes, its not recommended. Are you using fabric pots? As far as watering, allow your soil to fully dry out (leaves will droop on plant) dont freak out, she will recover in about an hour after watering. If you can, lift the pot and feel how light it is. Now you know when shes dry. Now, over the course of 30 to 45 min, slowly water until you see runoff through the drain holes. Lift the pot if you can, now you know when shes full. Its a muscle memory. Choose a happy medium and when she feels a light, give her a drink.
Look at HLG. Their refurbished units come with a warranty and excellent customer service.
What is your budget and how many plants do you want to grow
Fabric pots 3gal girlies being so small I should drench soil still? I was slight soaking around base moment until grew.
Maybe 500 more less light, how many 
like keep one going and flower properly at least hahaa not sure 5-6. I’m sure I’d experiment once get better understanding try what I can I’m really enjoying this even the losses as much sucks only a lesson I guess
Yeah, that^^^^
And I will just say this, I am assuming English isn’t your native tongue, so i must say, I am having a difficult time following what you are saying at times. There is a bit of a communication barrier between us, but I’m doing my best to keep straight what you are saying. We can do this
Is soil moist? Do not water until it’s dry and light again
It’s very important that you don’t overwater! They can survive dry spells well, overwatering will kill so quickly that you don’t realize it’s bad till it’s too late
With three gallon pots i would drench the soil and feel thebweight of the pot after you drench it. Then when the soil dries out, lift the pot and feel how light the pot is. Then just keep the weight in the middle and youll never have to worry about over/under watering. These are one gallon pots and i drench them every few days
Hahahahahaha sorry I was attempting to be short quick answers. So no one’s all like oh my gosh this long paragraph saying nothing, but I got a what are you talking about anyway hahahaahahahaaa.
Yeah soil is dry being that they are in bigger pot, so small of a specimen I was sure if completely wetting whole soil content of bag was necessary and yes exactly before last few try’s I was over watering killing seedlings so now I barely water. Brought me to the question above.
Is that a busy haired 
it’s awesome hahahaaa
Absolutely that last run I had airy buds I got the hang of that pot water weight actually, guess I’m just concerned killing them dump to much water on them at moment since so small. You transplant while they grow, keep whole life cycle in the on gal.
Been trying read up so I don’t know other than reading. They will survive comfortably in 3gal fab pots I don’t necessarily need them to be giant monsters, that would be nice but my currant situation won’t allow me to do much