Update:
Well good news and bad news.
Good news is the blight of taller plant does not seem to have got any worse since last post.
Bad news is that a big old 105w fell on my youngin and scorched it. I dont know if I should let it be, trim dead leaves and leave it or give up on it. It was burned pretty bad =/
Besides that all seems to be well. I removed the burnt plant for now and put it in separate grow area and reconfigured lights for better coverage. I am pleased so far just as long no more lights fall on my plants. I reconfigured lights because I was having problems with plants growing into light and burning. Even larger plants have very minor small burns from this problem on 1 or 2 leaves.
I plan on flowering in about 2 weeks. Plants are exactly 30 days old today. I expected them to be taller but in exchange for height I have gained bushiness far beyond expectations. I look at this as a desirable trait but I raised the overhead 125w light about 1.5 in. to encourage vertical growth. I know that in order to best utilize my light power, I am going to need plants aprox. 3-5 in taller minimum.
I hear that plants often show some of their most vigorous growth shortly after switching from veg to flower. Does anyone have a guesstimate on how much growth I should expect when I do make the switch? I understand that every grow is different and that knowing the strain is critical with this type of thing but should I be anticipating 50% growth? 100%? 200%!!!? Thats all im looking for here.
The pictures!
Pic for both plants & New light setup (over head is raised for pic purposes)
Taller Plant, you can see in in pic #4 the yellowing leaf. Leaf just opposite of it has same problem. In pic #4 you can see that the leaf directly above the dying set it turning a light green. I am concerned but keeping a eye on it.
The short plant. You can clearly see in 1 or 2 pics the leaves that were burned (or atleast i think it was light burn).
The Youngin....poor thing. What should I do? Clip dead leaves? Let it be? Kill it?