More light, bigger nugs.
On the Dinafem website it says, "Indoor flowering period: 50-55 jours". I'm taking that to mean until they are "Nug of the Day" quality and you salivate 50-55% of the time when peeking into the tent.
Whitty,
How close are those T5s? I ask because florescent lights normally do best a few inches away from the leaves. You gain light coverage by raising the lights but drastically lose light intensity, which could account for the smaller buds. Here is a diagram that explains the Inverse Square Law of Light (aka "why you should keep those lights close"):
They still have a few weeks left to bulk up, and it might help to tie those taller branches to the side and lower those lights as close as possible without burning the leaves. Next time, a ScrOG or a bit more LST could prove beneficial with the T5s by keeping a more even canopy allowing the lights to be hung closer to the buds. "Keep 'em low" is my motto.
That said, you have some very frosty nugs and leaves, so you must doing something right.
Do you know how long they recommend for flowering on this strain??
On the Dinafem website it says, "Indoor flowering period: 50-55 jours". I'm taking that to mean until they are "Nug of the Day" quality and you salivate 50-55% of the time when peeking into the tent.
Whitty,
How close are those T5s? I ask because florescent lights normally do best a few inches away from the leaves. You gain light coverage by raising the lights but drastically lose light intensity, which could account for the smaller buds. Here is a diagram that explains the Inverse Square Law of Light (aka "why you should keep those lights close"):
They still have a few weeks left to bulk up, and it might help to tie those taller branches to the side and lower those lights as close as possible without burning the leaves. Next time, a ScrOG or a bit more LST could prove beneficial with the T5s by keeping a more even canopy allowing the lights to be hung closer to the buds. "Keep 'em low" is my motto.
That said, you have some very frosty nugs and leaves, so you must doing something right.