Are my seedlings too tall?

The transfer looks to have been successful. The soil was fairly dry. A little dryer than I planned but it stayed in tact I don’t believe any of the roots snapped. I was low on soil so the bags are not full but I figure I can add more as they grow. Thanks for your help!
 

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Sugarleaves said:
The transfer looks to have been successful. The soil was fairly dry. A little dryer than I planned but it stayed in tact I don’t believe any of the roots snapped. I was low on soil so the bags are not full but I figure I can add more as they grow. Thanks for your help!
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Congrats, glad it worked out for you. Are there white spots on some of the leaves or is that just the pics?
 
Doug Dawson said:
Congrats, glad it worked out for you. Are there white spots on some of the leaves or is that just the pics?
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I think it’s just the picture but i did take in a clone from a friend that had spider mites so 2 of the plants had white spots on the leaves. I think the mites came from the clone of course. I’ve been treating once a week with insecticidal soap and I haven’t seen any more leaves with the spots. I also just put the clone outside it had so many I even so bigger mites I’m not sure if I can get the problem on the clone under control
 
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