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How tall should my cannabis seedling be?

I would definitely transplant it into a bigger container and cover some of the stretch. If you're just doing this as an experiment well just live and learn, go buy a Cfl or led from Home Depot they're very cheap at least thats a cheap upgrade from a desk lamp.
 
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Exactly, that's what it is, just an experiment until I get a place of my own and can grow professionally. I'll transplant soon. Hope it'll resolve the issues! Thanks.
 
Listen to them,easy to transplant at this stage make sure there's plenty of drainage in next pot (larger) floresent is a cheep way to go for light.good luck and welcome to the forum.
 
don't give up on it. friend of mines current one was stretched pretty bad to the point of falling over. he split a small plastic straw and wrapped it for support. he had it in a window is why it stretched. got a lamp close to it and the stem thickened and is now a pretty nice looking plant. I think he removed straw within a week and has just flipped to bloom stage. good luck
 
I'm a beginner myself. Might I suggest spending a little time reading the beginners guide which can be found on the main GWE website. IMO without some better lights she will never reach her potential. There is also a tab for the guide at the top of the forum page.
 
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Thanks. Next pot will definitely be larger. I'll just cut around the current pot (extremely cheap pot) and directly transplant from there. Floursecent? Maybe some day...
 
Thank you for the support, I'll get back to all of you once I've sorted out the issues. I actually have a bent paperclip as support. Seems to do the job for now.
 
yaboynatan welcome! i'm a beginner too. i have learned SO much here--you have definitely come to the right place! i just read this whole thread and i noticed something that might help you out a little in general. and i'm not trolling you or anything like that--that's not done here which is why i joined up in the first place. that being said...

you were asking about why your plant looked the way it does. your plant is stretching. and it's stretching because it's trying to reach more light. now, when people responded with that, you were like nah it's not that, but what about transplanting.... you see what i'm saying? so, again i'm not trolling you, but you gotta be willing to hear the information for which you ask.

and there is more information in most people's here little pinkies than there are on the entirety of other sites, and the BEST PART? all of that without the BS macho competitive posturing of other forums...

and i know you said you're just learning with your plant, which is an excellent idea by the way, and not wanting to spend $$ unnecessarily on equipment. but at the same time you gotta balance that desire with the desire for your plant to grow quote unquote normally....so basically what i'm saying is you're in the position of having to make tradeoffs that most other growers aren't, so you gotta find that balance for yourself. best of luck and have fun!
 
bobsakamoto again great minds lol. the only thing I would like to add is if you read the web site and listen and do what these fine people suggest, you will learn the "right" way to grow. In the past I have had the same stretchy lanky plants and they eventually died on me. I then decided growing was too hard and stopped, until I found these kind people here.I now have five plants growing and still haven't harvested the first one yet lol. Soon though 2-3 weeks.
 
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