Bring it down as your plants are stretching.
So if you zoom in tight on the plant on the left, it looks ok to you?
I wouldn’t say that’s canoeing. I’ve seen this leaf twist before. I would take @Myfriendis410 suggestion and move the light closer.
Sorry to interject, but have you monitored PH?
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I wouldn’t say that’s canoeing. I’ve seen this leaf twist before. I would take @Myfriendis410 suggestion and move the light closer.
Sorry to interject, but have you monitored PH?
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So if you zoom in tight on the plant on the left, it looks ok to you?
Interject away my friend! HLG actually said 15 to 18 inches away, and yes I have and it is in range for the soil specs which is just the Happy Frog with no nutes it was 7.0. I ordered a digital ph meter and the adjustment products that go with it, so I’ll be testing on the regular very soon. Are you familiar with the Radix product in the post above. Is it a root growth stimulator or clone cutting solution of some sort. The bottle is pretty cryptic.
Thanks for the feedback
If your ph is in balance, then I wouldn’t worry about the curl of the leaves unless the problem persists and gets worse.
What does the product label say? It looks like it says “labratory grade plant rooting compound”?
If so, then yes, you can use it for rooting cuttings.
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Not really canoeing, leaf edges raised would be more of an indication of heat stress, don’t see a fan, need some air movement between light and plant, enough to see sprouts vibrating in the wind, also will help strengthen stems.
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Depends on wattage but typically flouros need to be very close to be effective, 4 inches or so. 3000k is a better flowering spectrum than veg so may induce stretch.
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As soon as they sprout.
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Radix is a root stimulator
For All Media Including Soil, Coco Coir, Rockwool, and Reservoirs Without Continuous Oxygentation
Add 1.5 ml per gallon
Add every feeding from seed through first four weeks of your flowering phase.
Thank you Mr. Raiser.
There actually is a fan, it’s right behind me.
I’m tuned to watching and gonna tag along, if you don’t mind 
Please do, nothing in my world comes easy so it should be an interesting ride this first year.
Any feedback that you can provide with certainly be welcome.
Cheers!
MV
Just so I’m clear.
Our first 15 hour day is 5/30, and the solstice is 6/18. I’ve just got two plants that will be strong enough to go outside by 5/30. I have five more seedlings that just popped up but they look like shit to be honest, but if they do survive until 5/30,
they’re going outside no matter what because the tent will hopefully being housing one Blue Dream auto. I’m actually going to start 3 in hopes that one will make it, but I want to see how one auto-flowering plant will do under just one guy 100 watt. LED.
So at any rate, can you explain exactly how to get my light cycle synced from it’s 18/6 cycle, to what Mother Nature will be doing when I put them outside?
Ok guys, I think we’re almost there.
Lights- check for now
Tent - check
Vent- AC Infinity that HR prescribed is a quality product. Very stealthy, I think I’ll sleep with it😎
All but one Gorilla Glue seeds made it, and the one that I gave up on made a comeback!
Ok guys, I think we’re almost.
Lights- check for now
Tent - check
Vent- AC Infinity that HR prescribed is a quality product. Very stealthy, I think I’ll sleep with it😎
All but one Gorilla Glue seeds made it, and the one that I gave up on made a comeback!
I realize that I haven’t managed to eliminate the stretching, and why some are sprouting before the others, so that’s something I need to do a better job with. We had a 70 degree day today so I was
I was compelled to set them outside, is this a mistake? I was hoping to acclimate them because they will be outside full time in June. As long as I keep them on the same light schedule is it ok to put them outside when weather permits?
@Hellraiser
Only issue with taking them outside is that they may get pests and then you bring them in and now the pests are in your tent. My rule is indoor plants stay in and outdoor plants stay out.
That’s what my old lady said. I guess the good news is they won’t be going out anytime soon. We had a snow shower yesterday and tomorrows high is supposed to be 52.