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So did they have a light before? And what air flow and Temps do they experience? Day and night Temps.
It’s been a little dry humidity wise the last couple days, around 40%. I water about every 3-4 days depending of how dry the top inch of soil isLooks like a combination of overwatering and too dry humidity. What’s your humidity and how often are you watering?
Is this actual power draw or what they advertise at as 100w - 1000w is a huge jump in powerThey had a little 100 watt led before. Really cheap one. This one is significantly brighter. Temps are staying in the 75-80 in the day, and around 68-72 at night. I keep a fan over the top of them to give em a breeze.
It’s been a little dry humidity wise the last couple days, around 40%. I water about every 3-4 days depending of how dry the top inch of soil is
They had a little 100 watt led before. Really cheap one. This one is significantly brighter. Temps are staying in the 75-80 in the day, and around 68-72 at night. I keep a fan over the top of them to give em a breeze.
You need humidity in there if possible especially in veg much better performance running a humidity around 70% and temps around 80It’s been a little dry humidity wise the last couple days, around 40%. I water about every 3-4 days depending of how dry the top inch of soil is
Thanks! Good to know!good chance your watering too frequently, an inch down dry is not the way to learn when to water, get used to lifting the pot it should be like a piece of styrofoam, really! and if you notice the plant at that time you’ll see she looks fine. let it dry out more
The new viparspectra light is 400w actual draw. The old on was a cheap 30 dollar vogek light off Amazon. I’ll post a pic of each. I just don’t know if maybe they’re not used to so much light. I figured if I kept the temps the same that they’d be fine
well id give it 2/3 days to dry out some and see if she looks better, he’s probably compounded the watering two or three times in a row.Well if they haven't perked up after 24 hours then there is a problem. But light intensity change is my culprit. For now. If it persists. Too much water in a poor media.
I do have the light at 24 inches away at about 70 percent of the lights power. If that give you enough insight on that.well id give it 2/3 days to dry out some and see if she looks better, he’s probably compounded the watering two or three times in a row.
didn’t see his light distance should have them way higher than needed for a couple days before starting to lower them..
obviously if the plant is looking worse as it’s drying out, we’ll put our minds together and get things on track..
I do have the light at 24 inches away at about 70 percent of the lights power. If that give you enough insight on that.
No I do not. Maybe start at 20%? I know my local hydro store doesn’t carry them. What is the ideal range for those?Do you have a light meter to measure the Lux and PAR at the top of the plants? I bet it is high. You can download to a IPhone or Android device. Right now you are guessing where that light should be and those plants don’t like it.
No I do not. Maybe start at 20%? I know my local hydro store doesn’t carry them. What is the ideal range for those?
Thanks I appreciate it. Just downloaded an app to get me by until the one from Amazon comes in. I’ll keep you guys updated if that works.You can download a light meter app from the App Store. I edited my post above. For those size plants and intro a new light I’d keep the insensitivity at 15000 - 20000 Lux, and closer to the 15000. For the PAR I wouldn’t be above 400. Those plants are trying to get away from all that light you got blasting them right now. A light meter will tell you.
Thanks I appreciate it. Just downloaded an app to get me by until the one from Amazon comes in. I’ll keep you guys updated if that works.
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