Do these girls look deficient in something...or healthy?

[Cannacowboyy]

Just switched to flower, also defoliated some. Do they look like they are lacking certain nutrients, stressed, or normal? Im curious about the yellowing in the centers.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

 

[GNick55]

they look good, though how old as it looks pretty early to start flowering?.,
are they clones?

 

[PrimoClonesCanada]

They look good to me so far. I agree with nick they look kinda small from the pics.

I personally wouldn't pluck any leaves off yet as they aren't super bushy with lots of leaves shading out bud site and lower parts of your plant yet.
But overall they look good

 

[Cannacowboyy]

Heres a better picture of all of them for a better size reference. They were started July 1st. Ive had them on 12/12 for 3 days. Is it too late to switch back?

 

[mysticepipedon]

I think you're fine.

A plant needs light to produce chlorophyll. in a fast stage of growth, like early flower, growing points can look yellow. Micronutrient problems and pH problems cover a little more of the plant tops.

 

[PrimoClonesCanada]

Heres a better picture of all of them for a better size reference. They were started July 1st. Ive had them on 12/12 for 3 days. Is it too late to switch back?View attachment 1273206View attachment 1273207

They should stretch a fair bit since you flipped them so small.
They should do fine, as long as your not trying to grow monsters

 

[Cannacowboyy]

They should stretch a fair bit since you flipped them so small.
They should do fine, as long as your not trying to grow monsters

Thank you!!

 

[GNick55]

yep i agree too