Light stress
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Plants look quite nice but the photo doesn't provide much detail. What symptoms are you seeing?
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Viparspectra p2000, didn’t start yellowing until I flipped 12/12, DONT really know if it’s yellowing or just flower sites lighting up
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coreywebster
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You get rapid growth when you flip,
Less mobile nutrients can't keep up with the growth, but it will settle and green up soon.
If you didn't have issues in veg , your not likely going to get them once you flip
Less mobile nutrients can't keep up with the growth, but it will settle and green up soon.
If you didn't have issues in veg , your not likely going to get them once you flip
Leaf coloration is usually not a function of excess light unless an LED is close enough to destroy plant tissue. I've seen pictures of cannabis plants touching the LED and no tissue death. LED's just don't put out that much heat.
Check out this page on the Vipar site — you're right in the recommended zone!
All of the plants have the same coloration so I'd look for a soil guru to ask about watering and fertilization practices as well as info about the soil and ferts that you're using.
They're nice looking plants but the light green color could be indicative of something and, looking closer, it looks like some of the leaf tips on the plant on the right are a tiny bit off. Not to worry, though. You're definitely on the right track!
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appreciate it, yea didn’t have any issues in veg might be feeding a little on the light side because I didn’t wanna over do it
calvin.m16
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Perfectly normal. Don't overfeed or mess with lighting to fix. Some of my genetics do and don't do this. The Cereal Milk from Blimburn does it bad where early off I would have tried correcting something, but all other strains/plants in the same feed line are perfectly healthy out of 16 plants.
