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Light burnt bud compare and learn

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Note to self, and maybe a good remainder for others as well to not go greedy with your par & ppfd numbers.
This poor main nugget was reaching too much for the artificial sun and burnt itself a bit like Icarus from Greek Mythology.
Check the comparision between healthy and burnt nuggets. It's week 4 of flowering
 

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trustyagut said:
That's seems very high I thought but I'm only on my first indoor grow. I guess using Co2. I see one of my plants looking stressed at only 600, let alone 1400
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1000 ppfd without co2 is very high end. But if you go higher with co2 EVERYTHING else better be perfect. It's not worth it imo to go over 1000
 
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cannafarmer420 said:
Check out welcome to the grow tent on Youtube if you are new. Excellent fundamentals
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Thanks for the tips! You can never learn too much!

I not a veteran yet but i have a decent amount of experience already, at least with my own setup.
I am running on a little lack of a space problem in here, thus why canopy gets very tough to maintain in level.
I did some ''fuck it, just send it'' super cropping now though as a safety precaution and as a bit of a experiment.
Let's hope these babies won't start popping bananas.
I have a good faith on these girls though as they have gotten absolute best care and haven't showed any sign of problems during grow.

This grow was some sort of a experiment, as i am still evaluating some efficiency factors.
This current layout could be it, but maybe with less training, especially skipping topping.
 

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