It has no nutes out of the bag. I am going to let them be. I just hope they don't get worse before better. Does it look like too much light also? It's 22" above canopy at 50%.
Over or under watered?
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I’m on the over watered boat along with some shock from the transplant. If the humidity is high, it may take a couple of days for the soil to dry out. To me, they don’t look like they are in danger of keeling over. I think in a day or two, this will all be behind you.
You have LEDs? 50% won’t hurt them imo 22” ok too. The new growth looks good. I wouldn’t worry they will recover. They like to take care of themself and they get embarrassed if they are over watched.
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400 ppfd Is that at 50% ?
Yes at 22" away. Why?
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I think today's LED's on full can fry plants from light fequencies we havent seen from early LED's or bulbs. Just my opinion is all.
This is GMO growing under LEDs.
I have LEDs in both my tents. I find the plants love the intense light once they are in full vegetation. I usually am at 100% by the time my plants are a foot high and leave them that way till they are done.
now I do break them in easy to it if I’m taking them from less intense light like the ones I use on my seedling area which are also LEDs but not as strong as my Spider Farmer or Mars lights. But I quickly get them use to the lights and have never seen burning from the lights with the exception of once actually touching the plant on the light for a couple seconds. They only got a tiny spots on the leaf where the plant actually physically touched the lights by accident.
22” to me is about where I run mine for most of the grow but sometimes get closer when the height is uncontrollable.
now I do break them in easy to it if I’m taking them from less intense light like the ones I use on my seedling area which are also LEDs but not as strong as my Spider Farmer or Mars lights. But I quickly get them use to the lights and have never seen burning from the lights with the exception of once actually touching the plant on the light for a couple seconds. They only got a tiny spots on the leaf where the plant actually physically touched the lights by accident.
22” to me is about where I run mine for most of the grow but sometimes get closer when the height is uncontrollable.
Yeah. GMOs is damn near touching the lights. Guess his plants get use to it . Can't wait to use my SF 4000.
I actually bought some LEDs for house plants and they are doing a great job. I even have one for seedlings that I popped some tomatoes seeds under. The seedlings are loving those LEDs. I am sold on full spectrum LEDs. Can't imagine what that SF 4000 is gonna do. Yehaaaaaaaaaa
I actually bought some LEDs for house plants and they are doing a great job. I even have one for seedlings that I popped some tomatoes seeds under. The seedlings are loving those LEDs. I am sold on full spectrum LEDs. Can't imagine what that SF 4000 is gonna do. Yehaaaaaaaaaa
My cherry tomato seeds under Led grow light. That light can set in a stand or be stuck in the soil in a pot. It also telescopes from 12 to 60 inches.
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These are the two lights I bought here recently for house plants and seedlings.
These are my tiny auto seedlings. They are running already at 80% and are about 2 ft from the light. They are digging the light and there is no burning.
I use this light for vegging plants. It does a good job when I’m waiting for a tent or to put them outside.
Yep. That's the same one I have.
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My veggies and lemons were loving them when I had them in the house because of the cold spell that came through.
Using mine now to keep these clones alive till I can re clone them for the summer.
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Different manufacturers use different wavelength LED’s. I bought mine when ‘blurple’ was the only affordable option but chose the one I bought because it has a UV LED in it. I see a lot of the white light LED fixtures now with near infrared LED’s. So it could depend in the manufacturer. I still think gangiers plants will be fine and just need some recovery time.
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