New to MarsHydro lights

FawkesRandom said:

Good point, was on a bit of a rant. Worried about the plants a bunch.

tl:dr - first time growing under a MarsHydro ts1000 lamp, not sure why the leaves look light green. Asking for any advice.
Light fixture is 27cm above the plant, running at 100%. Today I moved the light to 40cm.
Temps are around 23C, humidity is about 70%.
I actually noticed that some areas of the leaves are getting their lush green color back.
Any thoughts would be awesome

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Star Dog said:

What medium are you using coco or soil?

If it's coco I can maybe help but in soil someone else will chip in.
If coco which nutrient and what ec?

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FawkesRandom said:

I’m using a soil base from a company called Top Crop, the mix is called Complete Mix. It has some coconut fibre, peat and vegetable compost, from what I found online. It was basically sold to me with the premise that it’s full of nutrients and just need to add water for the first three weeks. Which is what I’ve done.

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FawkesRandom said:

Hello everyone, glad to be a part of cannabis community such as this. I’m on my second plant right now and I’ve been seeing some strange things that I did not with my first. A bit of a backstory - my first plant was a gorilla glue auto, lights for that setup were a pair of used blurple that I got second hand. I have pretty much zero info about it(aside from it being a 350watt lamp, as advertised by the seller). My first plant is still growing, it’s almost harvest time, I’d estimate about a week to go. Throughout the whole life cycle of the first plant, I always saw nice dark green leaves. But with this second plant, I decided to get a MarsHydro TS1000 lamp, about 3 weeks after it sprouted from the seed, meaning for the first 3 weeks, the second plant was sharing space with my first under the blurple lights but I eventually moved it over to a separate box with the new lights. But now I’m seeing this odd discoloration, some of the leaves are turning bright green in the center. Not sure what it could be. I’m feeding the second plant the same way as I fed the first and even a tad bit more(since I read that LED full spectrum requires more nutes since they give so much light). Here’s some pictures to go along with my rant

So the pictures of the plants in white led lights, that’s my second plant and a buddies(I’m using his grow box for the time being ^.^)
The picture of the two plants in blurple is from May 31st.
The picture where all 3 plants are outside is from June 11th.
And the batch of pictures of the second plant are from June 23rd.

When not under the led lamp, the leaf discoloration is almost not there, but I’m just very worried. Any tips/ideas/comments are very much appreciated.

Oh forgot to mention, the second plant is dosidos strain. All of the plants are auto flowers.

Derp completely forgot to mention the soil and nutes. Both of the plants are in TopCrop complete mix soil. For nutes I’ve been using TopCrop line for autoflowers. So top auto + top candy and big one. Haven’t started to give it yet to the dosidos plant but soon I’ll start top bud. Also last week I added a bit of Terra Aquatica cal/mag to the feed for my dosidos plant, as I was told her leaves look like there is some cal deficiency.

Let me know if I missed any details.

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PadawanWarrior said:

More intense light will make them hungrier. You could raise the light a little and they won't eat as fast. Or feed them more, or both.

I've don't know anything about those nutes. But that girl looks hungry.

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