@Fieldofdreams yeah I figured that well I’m not at my house right now to take a pic but I will when I get home but typically what causes weird New leaf growth?
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I’ll save a guess for your next pic post. I don’t even know where to begin. Ph, lighting changes, maybe watering issues, soil issues etc……
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New growth. Looking excellent my friend.
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Cherry Cola looks awesome buddy.
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Bro they’ll probably fill in no problem. Just slim shadying it out the gate you know. Now that your feeding them they’ll respond better for you.
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So I’m hoping this setup will work out better for watering purposes, I have some of these closet shelves and it just so happened one of the shelves is perfect size from wall to wall so I put all the girls in a row and we will see what happens whenever it is time to water LOL it does seem like it wants to give in in the middle so I have to have one big plant on each side until I get it supported in the middle
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Heis is the four-day-old Cherry cola number 2 and green gelato, seems like they’re growing slow I wonder if it’s from my lighting situation in here LOL we’ll see if it takes off in a couple days
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Good use of space! Many-sized plants changing, gets a often re-shuffle here too. Whats in the square, some squash?
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What’s up everybody, so last night a breaker went out in my house and of course it’s the breaker that my lights are attached to. I can’t figure out what is wrong with it, I went and bought a new 20 amp breaker and put it in but nothing is still coming on. I got somebody supposed to come trace the wire later and see what’s up with it but in the meantime between time I had to do something so hopefully my house don’t burn down behind this but look at what I have going on
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How many watts are your lights?
It would certainly be safer to get a single long cord. Still not ideal but much safer than daisy chaining the cords.
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@merlin44 at first I had this sconce light hooked up since it had a long cord on it but after an hour I felt the switch on it and it was pretty warm so I did away with that and just put the extension cords together, these are cheap $2 extension cords too. I got two 1200 watt wakyme lights that I think are around 250 Watts a piece and a 250 w HPS, and 100 Watts of t5 and three fans
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You are pulling close to 10 amps. You should be using heavy duty extension cord, minimum 14 awg, as an emergency only measure. You are at risk of fire.
Don’t daisy chain extension cords.
Would be much better plugging into a wall outlet.
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@merlin44 damn okay well I done left the house already so I just wanted to get the light shining for the day you know. But do you think it will be okay until I get home? I had no heavy duty extension cords laying around the house so just had to make do with what I had. But like I was saying when I had that sconce light hooked up and was running it through that and I felt the switch in the middle of the cord it was pretty warm so I got rid of it and just went with the extension cords. You don’t think my house is going to burn down before I make it back huh LOL
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That hot switch is your warning sign that what you are doing is hazardous. I want to say you will be OK, but I would not risk it. I would rather leave them in the dark than take that risk. I have had plants that had to be in the dark for three days due to electrical issues. The plants barely noticed when everything settled out.
Even if the plants die, it is better than burning your house down.
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That’s super sketchy, even if nothing catches fire, the electrical in the walls can be compromised
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@merlin44 so if for some strange reason I’m not able to get this electricity fixed today then I need to get a heavy duty extension cord I guess
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