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Holeleeshet said:
If they were over watered all four plants would be wilted like the ones on the left. It’s the light that’s warm. I showed him the video I’m sure he figured out the reason. Watch the show and you’ll see.
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As long as there is optimal lighting you can water them hoes every day if u felt like it. They actually do not ever max on par intake and will reach way beyond requirements unlike lettuce. Corn is the same way. With par.
 
joshuajustin1988 said:
Holeesheet u the man bro , thanks fr ur input my dude .
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thought I’d share my harvest before I flush and crop with ya. How much you think I’ll end with. I’m rooting for a pound each plant but guessing 1.5 when it dries. The buds are monsters
 

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Holeleeshet said:
There not over watered I learned this error years ago. Your using the wrong kelvin for a cfl lighted. U have one cool led and one warm light . Notice the brighter cool light have a better sight in your fans. That’s because the plants on your warm led thinks it’s winter before they ever sprout so there dying out. Make sure those little infants have a 5000 daylight instead of a 2400 warm. If it’s not that your adding nutrients to clones.
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Good advice, cool white is right. Now I'm a poet didn't know it!
 
I just thought of something that hit me. If it’s not the light it’s the pans the plants are in . I’d raise them up on something open so the water overflow doesn’t suck back up the center hole and log the bottom. I usually get a small block or dry pot material and center the plant an inch higher than the pan. I think they’ll grow fine they have good veg tops.
 
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