Perfectly normal. A certain amount of light passes through the fans to the lower leaves. This is very dependant on the type and power of the light. What you really need to watch for is condensation between the leaves. This can happen when leaves sit right on top of each other. You get condensation between the leaves, which can lead to mold and mildew issues.
Even if my humidity is consistent with 30-35%? I did spritz my plants the day of the pic with ph water
I saw that happen at that humidity level (central CA) until I added a fan in the grow space.
You said you were on your sixth week of your 18/6 light cycle. That's a vegetative cycle. Buds/colas don't form until after you've switched to the flowering/bloom light cycle (12/12).
I would not have thought that. In fact I was running a humidifier with humidistat and set it to 50% and had done more damage than good. I since took it out and that is the ONLY reason she lived to brandishing all these new leaves.
Hey thnx folks good info here will probably hear from me again
Yes. Plants perspire to keep themselves cool, and probably for other reasons.
And I wouldn't spray the leaves at lights out. That's when you can run into lots of issues with mold and mildew. Spraying them during the day can cause your leaves to burn, from he light being amplified by the water droplets.
I didn't have her in the right conditions first 4 wks. I was waiting on $450 worth of grow equipment and started her in closet with all the wrong or no equipment. I think her initial growth was stunted due to poor lighting, poor air circulation, poor humidity and poor soil but all that changed when my equipment came in so she started growing again.
Lol i guess mine are small lol very nice though
So you shouldn’t spray your leaves at all? Just trying to gather as much info as I can.
Plants in general shouldn't be sprayed on during daytime, the leaves burn. Even regular grass does better when watered at night.
^^^ what he said
BTW, when you're vegging, you want your humidity above 50%. It's okay if you can't quite reach that. What'll happen is your plants will perspire, and they will just need more watering.
