Yesterday I spent some minutes looking closely at the leaves under the PAR 1300 area. I think I might have seen the first signs of stress - leaf edges curling up - and so I reduced the power on the light. Plants in the center are now at about PAR 1000, but the corners are now a bit under 500. This is the biggest issue with not having enough height for the light. I'm debating trying to raise the light some more, by taking out the ratchet hangars, and directly attaching the leads from the light together with a carabiner. I did that before I swapped the tent, and I should have simply set the light up that way when I set the tent up. The problem now is that it is very difficult to get inside the tent to raise the light. The top leaves are 6 foot above the ground, and they are higher than the tent door. The plants are too entwined in the trellis net to move out of the way, and I think at this point it's just going to be a lesson learned. I'll keep watching leaves and try to skirt the edge of too much light.
