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Have drain holes.
cobshopgrow
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lower the light intensity, dial down the dimmer if your light have one.
the light is on 60 and it is 36 in away. I haven’t any give them food yet, just transplanted when I got them 1 week ago.
They are in royal gold humboldt soil.
go go kid
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holes in the bottom of the pot, so excess water can run out of the pot, otherwise the soil gets too wet and for long periods of time, without them, you cant guage watering properly, well not untill you get a feel for what your doing.
i have no experiance with these dial down/up leds, just the cheep led giant light bulbs i baught as an experiment, great for one plant for a while, but useless after that.
so you must be talking a larger controlable light, i bow to others knollage of those lights. im a MH/HPS grower
cobshopgrow
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thats pretty relative., light?, wattage?, growspace?.
i would go as low as you need to go till theyre praying.
I put 6 big hole, but I will just transfer to my fabric pots tomorrow. I got a S44 AC Infinity Light.
4x4, S44 AC Infinity light.
MtRainDog
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Humidity and light intensity are fine. 40% rh can be pretty normal for me this time of year. Only "issue" I've experienced with low rh is slower growth compared to ideal vpd.
I'm thinking maybe a little over-watering or hot soil or both.
On their site it says their soils are coco based. I've never grown in a coco base, so maybe the coco guys can chime in.
I'm thinking maybe a little over-watering or hot soil or both.
On their site it says their soils are coco based. I've never grown in a coco base, so maybe the coco guys can chime in.
cobshopgrow
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seems to me youre far above 400ppfd there then, can imagine your plants dont like that at the stage they are.
cobshopgrow
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of course its crucial that you dont overwater them!
but, go to 30% and aim for a 300ppfd woul be my bet seeing them... if not really heavily overwatered.
but, go to 30% and aim for a 300ppfd woul be my bet seeing them... if not really heavily overwatered.