Thanks Capt.It’s mag deficiency from your light interveinal discoloration.
The leaf edges and tips are turning,
You have the light to hot and possibly the light is too close as well or both.
Man I know you gonna say but the ppfd is in acceptable ranges.
It’s obviously not happy.
Raise your light, or turn it down or both.
Here’s some of my plants that suffer from the same thing. It’s really hard to avoid it in some cultivars because they’re extremely sensitive from the jump. What it means is is your plant needs an opportunity to harden off to the light so whenever you change your output, you need to go ahead and do it in small increments so the plant can harden off to the light instead of being shocked by 20 and 30% output percentage jumps.
And tent temperature raises till 27.5 then my extractor kicks in and brings it down to 25.5. Humidity is at 65%.Thanks Capt.
The light is 300w at 25% 36inches from canopy. I actually can’t lower the intensity or higher it any further. It at is lowest intensity and maximum height.
Leaf temperature is at 23.4 measured with infrared thermometer.
Well, you could always hang the lamp with out the ascender, right up to the very top and buy you a few inches maybe 6 or so, do you have other larger plants in your tent with that plant? That’s being hit with mag if so, hide it behind some of the larger plants and put it on the perimeter outside of the hotspot of the lamp or you can always just open the door and set that particular plant right outside of the door with the tent open so the light can still do its job in the plant can still eat.Thanks Capt.
The light is 300w at 25% 36inches from canopy. I actually can’t lower the intensity or higher it any further. It at is lowest intensity and maximum height.
Leaf temperature is at 23.4 measured with infrared thermometer.
That’s solid.And tent temperature raises till 27.5 then my extractor kicks in and brings it down to 25.5. Humidity is at 65%.
Note, pertaining to output. I would suggest in the future when you go to click that thing up to 50% that you keep that light raised as much as possible. That way you’re not bombarding the plants and not giving them a chance to harden off to that new output I would say after about a week, then you could start ticking the lamp down a little bit towards them. Bit by bit.It’s mag deficiency from your light interveinal discoloration.
The leaf edges and tips are turning,
You have the light to hot and possibly the light is too close as well or both.
Man I know you gonna say but the ppfd is in acceptable ranges.
It’s obviously not happy.
Raise your light, or turn it down or both.
Here’s some of my plants that suffer from the same thing. It’s really hard to avoid it in some cultivars because they’re extremely sensitive from the jump. What it means is is your plant needs an opportunity to harden off to the light so whenever you change your output, you need to go ahead and do it in small increments so the plant can harden off to the light instead of being shocked by 20 and 30% output percentage jumps.
A little bit sure.Looks like Over watering from here...
Up potted and watered through lightly on Sunday, soil dried out and then watered again yesterday. I tend to let them dry out fully before watering again but I also got given this plant from a friend of mine just before it needed up potting. Not sure what his watering pattern was like beforehand.Looks like Over watering from here...
I can raise it up maybe another 6 inches as you say by strapping it directly to the poles yeah. Unfortunately can’t do much else other then that, I’m in a very tight closet space, my tent is literally about an inch or so smaller then the closet and I won’t be able to leave the plant out of the tent. This is also my only plant that I’ve got going at the moment so can’t shade it behind another.Well, you could always hang the lamp with out the ascender, right up to the very top and buy you a few inches maybe 6 or so, do you have other larger plants in your tent with that plant? That’s being hit with mag if so, hide it behind some of the larger plants and put it on the perimeter outside of the hotspot of the lamp or you can always just open the door and set that particular plant right outside of the door with the tent open so the light can still do its job in the plant can still eat.
Will definitely do this. With the current state of the plant and the light needing to be raised even further. At what point would you recommend a switch to 50%?Note, pertaining to output. I would suggest in the future when you go to click that thing up to 50% that you keep that light raised as much as possible. That way you’re not bombarding the plants and not giving them a chance to harden off to that new output I would say after about a week, then you could start ticking the lamp down a little bit towards them. Bit by bit.
Boost the pots on something it’s what I do all the time instead of dropping my equipment.Will definitely do this. With the current state of the plant and the light needing to be raised even further. At what point would you recommend a switch to 50%?
Just because with my light being strapped to the pole, not sure how I can slowly bring up the ppfd before the 50% switch. I guess the plant will grow up towards the light and therefore get more light overtime but will that be enough?
Duh ! How did I not think to do that. Now I feel stupidBoost the pots on something it’s what I do all the time instead of dropping my equipment.
This way gets low flyers up with the rest for an even canopy as well
I’ll tell you what it’s definitely a bummer when I see these lights that only have preset outputs. That’s seriously kind of it a detractor for me because every little bit of power up and down matters sometimes.I think my light is just too much for the space I’ve got haha. Time to downgrade maybe
You ain’t stupid bro it’s something that’s very easy to overlook. You know when we’re growing this shit we’re looking at everything all the time anyway and we could suffer from information overload from time to time. We’re only human right bro so you know no biggie. It’s just a good method to use, I hope it helps you out in the long runDuh ! How did I not think to do that. Now I feel stupid
.. but I also got given this plant from a friend of mine just before it needed up potting. Not sure what his watering pattern was like beforehand.
Appreciate it Capt. Thanks for the fast replies and support. We are all human afterallYou ain’t stupid bro it’s something that’s very easy to overlook. You know when we’re growing this shit we’re looking at everything all the time anyway and we could suffer from information overload from time to time. We’re only human right bro so you know no biggie. It’s just a good method to use, I hope it helps you out in the long run
You reckon the plants are nearing 8 weeks old?
This is a really great point.It’s mag deficiency from your light interveinal discoloration.
The leaf edges and tips are turning,
You have the light to hot and possibly the light is too close as well or both.
Man I know you gonna say but the ppfd is in acceptable ranges.
It’s obviously not happy.
Raise your light, or turn it down or both.
Here’s some of my plants that suffer from the same thing. It’s really hard to avoid it in some cultivars because they’re extremely sensitive from the jump. What it means is is your plant needs an opportunity to harden off to the light so whenever you change your output, you need to go ahead and do it in small increments so the plant can harden off to the light instead of being shocked by 20 and 30% output percentage jumps.
Great plan.Appreciate it Capt. Thanks for the fast replies and support. We are all human afterall.
Plan of action:
Give a boost of cal-mag or a light 1/4 1/2 veg feed.
Strap my light as high as it can possibly go.
Let the plant get used to the current ppfd and light intensity (would you say this could take a few days maybe?)
Slowly raise the plant up, little by little everyday.
When getting too close to the light drop the plant down and switch the light to 50%.
Continue the cycle into flower before dropping down the ppfd a bit close to end.
Had a chat with him, they was germed in soil on 25th August, poked through a couple days later so they’re about 3 and half to 4 weeks old I would say.
It’s almost criminal how much the nutrient dominos fall that way. It drives me crazy when I see a well intentioned grower, (bc they care a lot) story throwing all the nutrients at it created a surplus of madness in The root zone,This is a really great point.
Often we jump to a deficiency with adding minerals we think we need, and in reality…MOST of the time…they’re in there, but the roots can get to them for some reason. Could be the actual mineral element size because your crappy nutes werent micronized or maybe you added too much of another mineral that’s locking out different minerals lol.
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