Help with my 100w LED full spectrum light

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Kripple494

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Am I damaging my plant? I have a 100w LED full spectrum grow light and it is positioned approx 18 cm from the top of my seedling. I can’t move it any further away for multiple reasons. Is there any way to dampen the light or help the seedling. Or am I fine with the positioning of it?
 
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bdesk420

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that sounds about right if its growing just let it be youll start learning as you go. my worst grower mistake was being paranoid about my plant
 
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bdesk420

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its coo man and yeah thats my first plant i even try growing i did so many mistakes with that plant tbh i dont know how shes even alive from ripping almost its whole root system while transplanting to topping her she was just a lil bushy tree for a while i had stunned her heavy but as soon as i noticed it was bouncing back i decided to add more light not over water it and stuff like that. a ph meter a grow light some nutrients will help out a lot nd keeping the room at around 72 farenheit
 
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Kripple494

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bdesk420 said:
its coo man and yeah thats my first plant i even try growing i did so many mistakes with that plant tbh i dont know how shes even alive from ripping almost its whole root system while transplanting to topping her she was just a lil bushy tree for a while i had stunned her heavy but as soon as i noticed it was bouncing back i decided to add more light not over water it and stuff like that. a ph meter a grow light some nutrients will help out a lot nd keeping the room at around 72 farenheit
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Thanks for the tips! I am just wondering though is there a way to dampen or lower light intensity without moving the light further away?
 
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xombie

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Well I mean it can probably be done with rewiring but honestly if you're gonna use that light the whole grow i would just keep the air circulating and let the seedling aclimate. Sounds like it's doing alright, if it hasn't keeled over yet you shouldn't have to worry.
 
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xombie

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Fill that thing with soil and give her a solid watering. The light isn't hurting her, she just doesn't have space to move. Try it out, no promises but I think that'll fix her up within a day or 2.
 
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xombie

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Try 20/4, or even 24/7, even where you're at is fine, but I can't see how tall that container is and I'm pretty sure it's smaller than I think it is.. Definitely need more soil, and it does look pretty dry in there, try spraying some water in there to raise humidity for a few hours?
 
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