Weouthere
Well-Known Member
Hey guys! Been doing great with my 7 plants. Two from the tent joined the loner outside this morning!
So I checked on the indoor plants again around 9 and I noticed that I should raise the light. I raised it up about 6inches.
It’s now 28”-32” above the canopy. Well within the recommended hang height.
I’m using a Meijiu 480w 3500k. I have it turned about 3/4 of the way up.
Since I did that though all the plants got droopy (droopier than normal pre-lights out) and the taller plants have their top leaves “clapping”.
Like reaching straight for the sky but the rest of the plant is droopy. They don’t need water so I’m figuring it’s the light since that’s the only thing I changed (other than taking 2 of the 6 plants out). Do I need to lower it, turn it up, or turn it down? Never had my plants do this before!
Pics are the two droopiest. The last pic is the ones I put outside for comparison.
So I checked on the indoor plants again around 9 and I noticed that I should raise the light. I raised it up about 6inches.
It’s now 28”-32” above the canopy. Well within the recommended hang height.
I’m using a Meijiu 480w 3500k. I have it turned about 3/4 of the way up.
Since I did that though all the plants got droopy (droopier than normal pre-lights out) and the taller plants have their top leaves “clapping”.
Like reaching straight for the sky but the rest of the plant is droopy. They don’t need water so I’m figuring it’s the light since that’s the only thing I changed (other than taking 2 of the 6 plants out). Do I need to lower it, turn it up, or turn it down? Never had my plants do this before!
Pics are the two droopiest. The last pic is the ones I put outside for comparison.
