LED Auto
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Muzzybuds
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How close do you have the lights?
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Muzzybuds
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Maybe lower them abit. Im not an expert so i cant really tell you why your girls seem to be growing so slow.
One thing I would suggest though is to name your journal something abit more eye catching so more people will take a look when the see it on the journal feed.....
One thing I would suggest though is to name your journal something abit more eye catching so more people will take a look when the see it on the journal feed.....
CrazyDutch
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subbed, check my grow, I have 3 plants with less then 120 Watts of real usage
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I tried but couldnt change right know
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425jesse
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Just my 2 cents, but something is a little off. I would have the light a bit closer, you want fans the will circulate the air, and thus force the plants to move around and become stronger at their bases, and think about a couple things. Plants that have too much or too little water will not grow at an optimum rate, when I look at the watering pattern above (where only the center of the pot is wet) it indicates that watering may be the issue. When you water, are you doing what was suggested above? You want to saturate the pot, until run off, especially the outer areas so your roots seek out the water and become strong and long. Get to know what your pots feel like full and wet, and then wait for 3-5 days, until they are drier and light, do not water in between. Too little water and they will never explore. Big root ball = big plant. Please ask any questions you want. I have a couple journals, one is all about air pots and photo plants. Take a peak and ask away
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HortiShorti
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Volunteer, by chance is your light the "king plus 1000w"? :s
The light is that far about 25''
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There is no name on it and also it is sold to me with no brand name but its specs and look seems same to me too.
HortiShorti
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Move your light to about 18-20" maybe even closer - see how bright your wall material is? You want that kind of light intensity on your plants. I'm just curious, what materials are you using for your enclosure? I'm wondering if you may possible have light leaks.
I wanna help you succeed in this endeavour, let me know how it goes
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The room that tent exists is always dark so no leak for dark period. I use white sheet for wall of tents. Are you sure that i should move light closer because someone told me to raise before?Move your light to about 18-20" maybe even closer - see how bright your wall material is? You want that kind of light intensity on your plants. I'm just curious, what materials are you using for your enclosure? I'm wondering if you may possible have light leaks.
I wanna help you succeed in this endeavour, let me know how it goes
HortiShorti
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I believe I encouraged you to move it farther away earlier when your plants were stressed, but seeing the light spread at 25" alongside the progress of your plants - it may be worth a shot. The thing about the 10w chips (or 5w double chips) on no-name LED'S is that they normally don't exist.. it's entirely possible that your panel consists of 100x3w or even worse, 100x1w..
Download a lux meter app and take some measurements of the light intensity, please?
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Are they working properly on leds?
I ll take a shot and share result when i got home .