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Let’s gooo! In for the fun!Day 1 of my second grow, very excited! Not much to report yet, except for the novelty of one of them having triple leaf genetics.
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Let’s gooo! In for the fun!Day 1 of my second grow, very excited! Not much to report yet, except for the novelty of one of them having triple leaf genetics.
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To clarify, especially since my question was probably stupid to begin with..Oh no you need to dial in your lights. For instance I hang my light about 30 inches above canopy at no more than 40% at veg.
Other wise you will start to pull all the mag out of the medium. Your light will still generate plenty of warmth regardless. Then once in flower drop the lights 10 inches or so and adjust up to 100% over the first 30-40 days of flower. This allows the plants to acclimate to the lights slowly. Then they will pack weight.
Otherwise you will run into light/heat stress if you don’t allow the plants to harden off before hitting them full blast. This is how stress builds in plants. Or one of the reasons anyways…..
As you turn up the power percentage, led ramps in reds and blues at the appropriate clip for healthy growth. So if you hang it high, that won’t change the fact that you will be giving the plants the wrong color wavelength from what they want at that stage.To clarify, especially since my question was probably stupid to begin with..
Let’s say arbitrarily that you have your LED 100” from your plants at 100% power and the par at your canopy is 200, OR, you have your light 10” from the plant at 10% power and your par is also 200 at canopy.
Is anything different to the plants or is the only main difference the wasted energy at 100” in this example?
With led those maps are really ball park.Okay I referred to the manual for dimmer setting and height for seedlings. Seems to put them at around 300 par.
Looking good!9 and a half weeks old today. thinking I’ll flip them in about two weeks. Happy and healthy!View attachment 2129945
Yep! Planing to take them to 18” tall and then flip, perhaps all finishing up between 40-50” tall.Looking good!
Looking healthy as hell fam!Yo! A few weeks into flowering. The aroma is still rather faint, but very special :))View attachment 2145453