Oh, and make sure you're adding Calmag to their nutrients whenever you see spots on the leaves. You don't want to overdo it, but plants grown with strong led's tend to develop this deficiency from what I've read.
New Grower 1st GROW, Led, Soilless, "Organic", Smart Pots, 8 Strains
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They look great, really! Those spots are from light burn. I'd remove the burnt leaf and move the light further away a bit. Check again after 10 hoirs or longer. If you find a new leaf like that, move it a bit more. Only stop moving it away when you go for 24 hours without burn signs, that will be your ideal distance from the plants. Keep in mind, once the plants get taller, you'll have to reajust, so take note of that ideal distance for future adjustments.
The other leaves look like maybe heat stress, probably because of the warm light being close, and should improve as you get the right distance figured out. Do you have a thermometer in the room?
Good job, though. Other than that, they look awesome!
thanks Witchy, yes I do have a thermometer and the temp is always within range
Looking good, bro. Relax and enjoy the garden
I think once you move the light everything will look perfect!
Thanks Medi, I was a bit stressed, but I am better now!!! I'll try to keep it cool!
Ok! so a month have past since I planted the girls!!!! I needed to raise the lamps like @witchyhour said and to install the carbon filter, so I took advantage of that and cleaned up the room.
Nice and Clean!
Nice and Clean!
I also installed the Carbon Filter and I'll show you how I did it. I was planning on just installing it directly to the intake fan but because the fan is to close to the wall the holes didn't match so I had to use a connector and Install it to the adjacent wall. In order to do that I drilled 2 holes in the wall and screwed 2 eyebolts, then inserted a couple of carabiner hooks.
Then just hooked those black strips into the carabiner hooks and installed the 6" connector!
Then just hooked those black strips into the carabiner hooks and installed the 6" connector!
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Amnesia X Pink Diesel- Excellent form, I am loving her she is a beauty!
Sweet Tooth- Although with some issues in her leaves she keeps growing robust and nice
don't remember!
Jack Herer, This one is very short and everything is growing closer together, IMO she is sick, a pity because she is one of my favorites.
Bubble KUsh--the Tallest
Lemon Haze- Another Beauty!
Amnesia X Pink Diesel- Excellent form, I am loving her she is a beauty!
Sweet Tooth- Although with some issues in her leaves she keeps growing robust and nice
don't remember!
Jack Herer, This one is very short and everything is growing closer together, IMO she is sick, a pity because she is one of my favorites.
Bubble KUsh--the Tallest
Lemon Haze- Another Beauty!
Very nice!I also installed the Carbon Filter and I'll show you how I did it. I was planning on just installing it directly to the intake fan but because the fan is to close to the wall the holes didn't match so I had to use a connector and Install it to the adjacent wall. In order to do that I drilled 2 holes in the wall and screwed 2 eyebolts, then inserted a couple of carabiner hooks.
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Then just hooked those black strips into the carabiner hooks and installed the 6" connector!
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One thing I found very helpful for hanging lights, fans, etc on are shower rods. You may want to get some.
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