Lambs breath auto week 8 first timer
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HydroKid239
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Not ideal. Gonna take a guess that poor lighting is being used.
Whatever light you have on it, I can imagine is either too far away, or very low output.
Whatever light you have on it, I can imagine is either too far away, or very low output.
Possibly Just a 4 pronged led full spec light 100w. Just 1 plant in closet. Bored during quarantine lol. Also first time. And I think I had lighting wrong first little bit. Not sure if I'll get anything off this. Crown starting to look good starting to get lots of tricomes and pistils but I'm not really even sure what I'm doing just going on the fly. 45% humidity steady 72°f-75°f. 24hrs of light
Pistils from top to bottom.i
I have the light 11inches away and it is low output maybe 40w -60w but also just 1 plant
Any advice ? Will I even get anything off this am i wasting my time?
HydroKid239
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If you have other seeds I would start over at this point. Sorry to be the one to tell you. It just doesn't look like it would be worth the end result.
You would have put so much time into it, and may only get a few grams dry.
If you do start over. Get a couple CFL bulbs for the seedling stage. It will keep the plant short, and make a better foundation. In the meantime, do you have a budget to put towards any equipment? Here are my seedlings under CFL 6500K light.
This was on 10/8
Here they are 7 weeks and 2 days later..
goingreen2020
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Back in the 80's Lambs breath was the shit, how is it in 2020?
I do have other seeds. What soil etc would u suggest. Probably soil and lighting is my issue everything else is fine. Room temp and humidity is point on
HydroKid239
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I would suggest Happy frog soil. It’s not so hot. Good for starting a seed. I use that as a starter and transplant into ocean forest. That leaves me set for up to 4 weeks of only needing to ph the water.