Nice work ride tie fishing line around them at above knee height the deer cant see it so it freaks them out & they l stay away its the easiest way
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@muddy i think what your seeing is the extreme nutrient burn they got about 2 weeks ago. it seems like it keeps getting worse.
@GROWNBITCHZ ill be using that trick next year. their inside now. thanks for the tip though, it seems handy.
what kind of lights should i put these under? i dont have a big enough indoor setup yet so ill need to buy some cheap lights until i can afford the good ones like an hps or mh.
@GROWNBITCHZ ill be using that trick next year. their inside now. thanks for the tip though, it seems handy.
what kind of lights should i put these under? i dont have a big enough indoor setup yet so ill need to buy some cheap lights until i can afford the good ones like an hps or mh.
cfl bulbs work and come in various wattages and spectrums....or maybe t8 or t5 florescents
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No, that doesn't look like nute burn. Nute burn is usually associated with browning of the leaf tips and/or cupping of the leaves. That looks like the normal yellowing of the fan leaves as the plants start to draw on their stored energy as they finish their growth cycle.
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so i have a nice t8 fixture that their under but i wanna add more to it. what spectrum or kelvin lights should i get?
6500k (blue) for veg and 2700k(red) for flowering.
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will incandescent bulbs be ok for a couple days?
not real sure about those..can you get a couple twisty cfl bulbs?..more usable light for the plants than incandescents
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