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I get these types of growth spurts coming at the base a lot. Mostly when I have clipped off lower branches or pinched off and they regrow again. Those areas aren't bad for clones if you need them.

I think so for sure. I run LEDs in a tent. I also run some CFL for side lighting. Sometimes I turn off the CFL's and the difference in temps without these lights on I'd noticeable.

Well done... please post an update as to yield here. Good luck with your parents... don't let life get you down.

Some of them may come back... the ones that aren't totally wilted. Flush with water I'd say because it looks like what they are sitting in nutrient wise has caused this. Why I don't know, but maybe it's just too strong. for them.

Watching this thread....I am supplementing my LED's with some CFL's They get my tent warmer than I'd like. What do you think about my switching to these LED's over the CFL's.

Many people say toss the plants. Start over. I have only tossed plants that had spider mites and only because I had many plants and didn't want to infest healthy ones. I have taken many vegging plants from stressful situations and brought them back to health. Well worth it in the end. Just need...

I have to admit that generally when this has happened to my girls.. its due to stress of sorts. Moisture stress and spider mites... treatment of spider mites. Made sure all were back to what I felt were healthy plants before flowering. All turned out fine.

Look at it with a loop.... if you can see a white hair coming out of the caylyx... female. Once you see it once... you will know every time.

I've had the same issue. No big deal. They did fine.

What kind of soil is it in. I think it looks burned and the soil could be too hot.

Trimming is a preference thing. You could take some in a little closer but no big deal. Can still be cleaned up after they dry out. I actually keep the trim and dry it and smoke it too.

They don't look bad to me. I'd say let them be and don't water too much. It's easy to over water when they are in large pots to start. That's why I always start in peat pellets or plugs. Then when the roots start to show through I put them in solo cups. Then their final pot. Some may think...

Agreed then.... I will toss it. DUST it is not mold....It is old... or was old. I did go to SG's link and looked at the parts pricing. Parts look to be cheap. And yes that's what I intended to start with one COB fixture and see how I do. Gives me a project for the winter months. And the...

I have had this CP power supply kicking around for some time. I was going to throw it away not too long ago. Can this be utilized for a DIY LED light fixture. I should have saved the metal case and it could have been the housing for the COBs with reflectors! Here's the unit? Is it usable...

I went through your thread and I am very impressed. Don't know if I am that handy.. but i'd like to try to hook up one and if I can get things to LIGHT UP, then that's pretty much most of the battle. Money is something I need to save for sure.

Yes I agree here. This is what I would do. Try one module even with parts I may be able to work with at home and learn. Before expecting to be able to go the whole way.

They are very bright. I had to put sunglasses on to work on it. I didn't let my dog look at it. I will try the adaptor method as well. Very informative. I am learning a lot. Almost convinced I could mcgiver some sort of a diy light myself now knowing what I know. Got a little 40 watt...

Well I will try to do some repairing here. I have nothing to lose really. It's a learning curve and may teach me how the unit works as a whole. Still considering a 400-600 watt hps and then use these in veg. Not sure yet. Hate making split decisions.

Thank you Mike... I will take it apart again and use the wire method as you suggested the first time!!! I should have had it and done that route as well. Its not a big deal to take it apart...