Do my leaves look ok??

it might just be the strain but i aint used to leaves looking like this, they are 1week old and are nlxhaze.

Pics were taken just b4 light on but evan after the 18hours light they still look simalar to this, they are watered when the need it and temps are 25c-27c (77f-80f) lights on and 19c-21c (66f-69f) light off

You are overwatering your plants and they need a transplant to a bigger pot.

i really let em get dry man, i mean the soil was like dust and i just watered em again to day coz they were so dry, so i should put em in bigger pot now yeah?
and also u might not see it on the pic but 1 plant has twisted leaves and some turn up down the side of the eaves, any ideas

Those look fine. I would go ahead and transplant.

i think its def the strain. i had blue mystic that looked like those took awhile to get the almighty pot leaf look.

ok thanks haloman420 and tbo, will put them in bigger pot tomorrow and make sure i'm not overwatering just incase

My plants always drooped a bit after I watered them when I grew in soil I wouldn't worry about that and ur leaves look fine.

ok thanks jimbizzzale

Your plants look fine. I wouldn't even worry about it. The best way to tell if your watering too much is to buy a moist tester they sell in gardening store for about $7. I usually let mines go about a three and then I water. I would probably wait 1 more week before you transplant.

The cheapest way to tell if your plants need watering is lifting the pot. If its very light - they do.
And it works pretty darn well

The twisted new growth and pale vains could be caused by root binding. In any case a bigger pot with a proper soil mix (don't skimp on this one! google up LC's mix for some nice simple mixes) and use the lifting method to tell when to water and it should solve pretty much all of your problems.

For the benefit of any1 who reads this thread, i found out the problem, the leaves continued to droop evan tho i made sure not to over water them and 5 days after the pics were took i got a few rusty brown spots on leaves and the bottom, then the next day one plants leaves were crispy and would flake off, so i got the bigger pots ready and transplanted em all, i had only watered em 6 hours b4 this and when i took the soil out of the original pot it was bone dry and the light hadnt evan been on so i gave em a good soaking and within 6 hours the leaves were all pointing upwards and they looked much more happy.
so the problem was the soil was drying out way too fast so they were underwatered and that made a def in the plant which gave em the rusty spots, now i see what they mean when they say overwatering looks the same as underwatering.

It might look the same but if you use the pot lifting method you can't go wrong.