grow wayyy faster

i have 3 week old seedlings that were stunted and are now growing again, any tips for fast growing?? id really like to get back on schedule

Why were they stunted ?
My tip is don't do it again ?

the lights werent close enough, and jeez thanks....i could of guessed that one..

give some more info, what light, space etc. and what do u mean by faster? faster than what?

Actually clonex really is spot on here.....
There is no way to make the grow faster than they want to (this is based entirely on your environment).
You could add more light, could help but odds are you will end up fighting yourself more than fixing anything.
So i agree with clonex, learn from this mistake and don't do it again next round.
Every batch will be a learning experience, take all you can from it, without failures you will never find what is right.....

I kind of wonder what was expected for such young seedlings? It takes a month to get them cracked, rooted, and growing, so you might be more on track than you think.

Write down every aspect of your seedling growing from new seed to today, and I'll be more than happy to look it over and not be too harsh. Just remember that this same question, and a million like it get asked over and over, and no one seems to use the search function and find the info themselves. Even worse is people that don't like what they hear back.

Write it down and I'll try to check back to see what's going on for you.

Your light being to far away will not stunt them but more likely stretch them.......

i guess i was asking how can i get it to grow a bit faster in the long haul and not in short amounts of time, i understand, i was told my lights were strong enough they didnt need to be an inch away but that ended up not being the case. The space is 8x10x10 with a 75W 5000K T8 and 2 100W 6500K cfls, watering plant lightly 2-3 days, fan outside the area keeping air moving

you need more light!
I run 2000 watts of hps in a smaller area!

ah well ive just been told by others on here they seem stunted, lights were called to attention and in a few days if im still not seeing much i might look at the roots and make sure they arent looping

Pics? Generally speaking, move your lights closer, make sure you have some, preferably mostly, blue spectrum (2700k/daylight), and feed something with some nitrogen.