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Just a good 4 foot setup. For a small grow maybe 4x4 or 4x8
So far, only cfls on these. They'll go into a tent with my 300w galaxyhydro led in a month. They have developed a fair amount of stretch since my last reply :). Haven't had the led long enough to speak about successful results but I'll let you know.Thanks for the reply!
How did you stunt them? And what type of led do you have/how do you like it?
I've since backed off the lights to try to get the last bit of stretch out of flower. They seem to like it so far!
Thanks for the reply!
Do your cotyledons yellow and die off before you start feeding? It seems like that happens, and then the first set of true leaves start to yellow. So I've been giving them a weak 1/2 strength dose. But maybe that yellowing is just from my overwatering issues.
None taken! lol. I'm going to redo the wiring all neat and secure.
Simplify everything.. plain base nutes. Flush the soil first though. Plain water for a few days then introduce nutes gradually. Lights on 18/6 and don't mess with them for a week or so. Let them recover.
Simplify everything.. plain base nutes. Flush the soil first though. Plain water for a few days then introduce nutes gradually. Lights on 18/6 and don't mess with them for a week or so. Let them recover.
So far, only cfls on these. They'll go into a tent with my 300w galaxyhydro led in a month. They have developed a fair amount of stretch since my last reply :). Haven't had the led long enough to speak about successful results but I'll let you know.
Then I would do 2 ft lights
How they looking now
I have my regrets about owning the 300w gh led we were talking about. The reason I got it was because every review out of 7000 about this light is good! Lol. But YES, there is a highly recommended light. This is even more recomended than hps bulbs! And that is the COB LED. They're supremely cheap and you get more wattage usage and efficiency. As I understand it, cobs are basically several leds compacted into singular, individual cells. I REALLY wish I would have ordered a -COB LED grow light- instead of the galaxyhydro. So, there you go :).Update - 2 things
Friggin bugs!! I found a couple small, fast crawling, jumping, white worm looking bugs. Got out my book, and they are thrips! Gave them a nice spray with some Spinosad a couple days ago, and will do another application tonight. Haven't seen a single one since the first spray.
The plants have peeked up a lot too since the Spinosad spray! Here are some pics of the affected areas. You can see the little white squiggly lines on some leaves. There were just a handful of leaves with visible damage to them. And I probably saw a total of 10-15 bugs on the leaves over a 3 day period before I could go buy the Spinosad.
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I am also building another much larger cabinet. It is 3ft x 2 ft x 5 ft. Any suggestions for LED lights? Thinking a 300w with supplemental lighting. Or a 400-450 LED alone. Will get a 4in or 6in exhaust. Just has a coat of primer so far!
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Happy growing!
I can help you..Hey all! So I need some help figuring out where I went wrong and how to correct it and avoid the same problem in thI e future. The biggest and busiest is the OG Kush. The second largest, and most yellowed is the older King's Kush. And the second King's Kush is in the big 2 gal. The last one seems to have taken off since I transplanted it and the roots had time to reach down into the SuperSoil on the bottom half of the pot.
I seem to get them going good for a little while, then some deficiency or something pops up. They are super compact and bushy though- that was what I was going for with my limited space.
The bigger 2 plants are still in roots organic soil. They are about 35 days old. They saw lots of topping/FIM'ing and LST. The bigger (white) pot with the smallest plant is half roots organic soil half SuperSoil.
I wasn't feeding any Cal/Mag and was using distilled water. Now I'm using tap water and a little cal/mag sometimes, always pH'd between 6 and 7. That definitely had them showing some deficiencies before. They've been fed a combination of AACT's and Botanicaire nutrients. The plan is to transplant into 2-3 gal pots with 50% supersoil for the final transplant.
I'll attach a journal of all that they've been fed. I think I did too much. The second round of seedlings is doing much better than the first round already.
Thanks in advance for any help/advice!!
Yes but the cobs right? LolI can help you..
Move the light upppppppppppppppppppppp
like 2 feet up!
your burning them alive!
Bam!! I had to super crop the tallest ones in the very back and I limited the lighting to one 4-bulb fixture(154 watts total). The cfls are and always have been less than 1 foot away. Lol sorry @EventHorizan. But I'm glad you encouraged me to go even that distance! :) this pic was taken shortly after bending. The trunks remain about 2"- 3 " tall while the stems grow to be 3 to 4 times that length!I can help you..
Move the light upppppppppppppppppppppp
like 2 feet up!
your burning them alive!
I have my regrets about owning the 300w gh led we were talking about. The reason I got it was because every review out of 7000 about this light is good! Lol. But YES, there is a highly recommended light. This is even more recomended than hps bulbs! And that is the COB LED. They're supremely cheap and you get more wattage usage and efficiency. As I understand it, cobs are basically several leds compacted into singular, individual cells. I REALLY wish I would have ordered a -COB LED grow light- instead of the galaxyhydro. So, there you go :).
This is the 300w galaxyhydro in action with pure ffof soil :( Not to pleased but, of course, the light is not to blame here lol
Pepe these @closetgrow69
Order just one or even a few of those. Perfect for your cabinet! And they run very cool.
I can help you..
Move the light upppppppppppppppppppppp
like 2 feet up!
your burning them alive!
Yes but the cobs right? Lol
Bam!! I had to super crop the tallest ones in the very back and I limited the lighting to one 4-bulb fixture(154 watts total). The cfls are and always have been less than 1 foot away. Lol sorry @EventHorizan. But I'm glad you encouraged me to go even that distance! :) this pic was taken shortly after bending. The trunks remain about 2"- 3 " tall while the stems grow to be 3 to 4 times that length!
ya im not near enough energy to explain everything, but they put out a lot of heat just inches from the bulb... it changes so much but cfl is what you choose and those are the negatives... keep pushing forward!Gooof info! You think one of those COB lights posted one post after yours below would be a good option?
What size pots are you using? And what type/size CFL's are you supplementing with?
Awesome! I had seen those on amazon but hadn't seen many people using them. You think the extra hundred or two $$ would be worth it? Probably so, especially after SnakeSkin's post above. Only one way to find out I guess!
Even with the little 16.5w bulbs? I can move the lights further away for a few days and see how she responds. I was kind of treating these like CFL's but slightly further away. Should all LED's be backed way further off? I would definitely think so for more powerful ones.
I wonder how far away these screw in LED's should be. Don't see many people use them so I gave them a shot. Yeah definitely for COB's lol
That room is boomin'! So you supercrop and basically mainline/lst the main trunk? Got that room filled up nice!
Here's mine day 26 since 12:12. Lots of yellowing on the lower leaves
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Damn nice. The pic I showed you was taken on the 45th day of flowering that female! Must be slow to flower or it's simply do to the shit storm of problems she's been suffering lol. Id be leaning towards the cheaper range of cob leds with numerous, good reviews. You can get a 1000-1200 watt panel for just over $100. The few cfls in my tent are in the 20-23 watt range and the pot is 1.75 gal.Gooof info! You think one of those COB lights posted one post after yours below would be a good option?
What size pots are you using? And what type/size CFL's are you supplementing with?
Awesome! I had seen those on amazon but hadn't seen many people using them. You think the extra hundred or two $$ would be worth it? Probably so, especially after SnakeSkin's post above. Only one way to find out I guess!
Even with the little 16.5w bulbs? I can move the lights further away for a few days and see how she responds. I was kind of treating these like CFL's but slightly further away. Should all LED's be backed way further off? I would definitely think so for more powerful ones.
I wonder how far away these screw in LED's should be. Don't see many people use them so I gave them a shot. Yeah definitely for COB's lol
That room is boomin'! So you supercrop and basically mainline/lst the main trunk? Got that room filled up nice!
Here's mine day 26 since 12:12. Lots of yellowing on the lower leaves
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ya im not near enough energy to explain everything, but they put out a lot of heat just inches from the bulb... it changes so much but cfl is what you choose and those are the negatives... keep pushing forward!
Damn nice. The pic I showed you was taken on the 45th day of flowering that female! Must be slow to flower or it's simply do to the shit storm of problems she's been suffering lol. Id be leaning towards the cheaper range of cob leds with numerous, good reviews. You can get a 1000-1200 watt panel for just over $100. The few cfls in my tent are in the 20-23 watt range and the pot is 1.75 gal.
look i dont want to hurt anybodies feelings....Weatherstripping around doors and heavy duty magnets to hold the doors shut.. Check! I'm happy with how this cabinet looks so far!!
Ventilation next and then lighting. Please lme know if you have any specific recommendations for brands of lighting and such!
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