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Forgot to mention, these are old, and these seedlings got just as bad as the other ones, even though the light was raised much higher. These are gone, and im now growing under my 400w mh cause I just cant afford to keep losing the crop. Im growing a bunch of shwag seeds to do some testing under...

So the seedlings I spoke about in this post got so bad that I decided to toss em. It wasnt a bad decision, we all know when we stress the fuck out of a plant, they can turn out super shitty, ive seen it myself (buddy's plants). I tried again with the light higher, and got the exact same...

Sweet. Link #2 though, doesnt look like legit infrared though, since it barely shows any heat coming off the dudes head in his pic. The other two look alot more legit. Thanks for the info man!

hrm....gd i barely remember the first seedling distance from the light, do you have a suggested distance for this 400w mh?

Man I tried twice with my 8 bulb T5 and wasted some expensive seeds. I went back to HID cause ive done it successfully once before. The first time I had the fluoro 2 inches from the lip of the cups, destroyed, the second time, they were this distance from the tops: They did not...

Does this look alright for brand new seedlings? 400w MH, temp is aboot 85 degrees at the lip of the cups.

I found this vid that says infrared goggles for under 10 dollars, but it isnt on par with any infrared videos ive seen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2-nP2xl9Zg I just wanna look at my op from the outside to see what LEO might see

Thanks for the replies, this is the first time ive been able to find info on t5s with SEEDLINGS ever.

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So does anyone use fluoros for Seedlings or am I the only one? Seedlings, from seeds, not clones.

These seedlings are from seed

So im getting ready to pop 10 more girls under a new T5 light, I completely ruined the last batch with the light 2 inches from the lip of the cup. The guy that I got the beans from said keep the light within 6 inches this time, and so did the lady at the hydro store. Im totally new to T5s so...

yeah im keeping them, they will go to flower. I've heard enough about burning/high stress problems early on causing low yields later on enough to want to get new beans tho. This one was 30% indica, and I kinda wanted to get someting 80% indica anyways =)

Im thinking its hot soil =( . Im getting new beans on the way because of this, since these are supposed to be clone plants for a perpetual... damn. Will try 6" next time, ty. Anyone else have additional insight?

These popped on the 18th, and I think I over watered once at the beginning cause I did not check with the moisture meter. This is what I believed the drooping was, however I don't think it explains the crispyness. I also let them dry out, checked with moisture meter and watered them yesterday...

:fire: Second grow, this time I got the 8 bulb 4' t5 setup from discount hydro. I kept the light 2 inches from the seedlings, 24/0, and have a fan blowing on them. Temps at the lip of the seedling cup (sunleaves digital outdoor humidity/temp thing) is ranging anywhere from 72-80 degrees. Today...