Yield?
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a mongo frog
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Because of all the tie down, Bout A Pound.
HydroKid239
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I can see the scale trying to make up its mind..
“Hopes & dreams vs reality” battling it out. No one knows. You have to make it to the finish line before getting your prize.
“Hopes & dreams vs reality” battling it out. No one knows. You have to make it to the finish line before getting your prize.
FirstCavApache64
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Don't worry about the yield numbers. Worry about your temperature, humidity, light distance, how much water you're giving it and when, how much food she needs and that you're not over feeding. Those are the things you need to be focused on and then the yield will be there. Is your light a true 600 watts from the wall or is that the advertised watts from the company. The light and environment are often the biggest limiting factors, that's why I ask.
PopAndSonGrows
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blueberrymilkshake
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@Tommy 2 Tokes can probably help
Killaki
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So are you still wanting estimates or just showing progress?
Well, I'm showing progress in hopes of getting more estimates
Yeah it's not true 600w
blueberrymilkshake
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How many successful harvests have you done?
Just 2
FirstCavApache64
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That's fine, just make sure you know what the best height is for each stage of growth with it. Either by using a par meter or cell phone app to get you in the ball park with your light companies information. It doesn't have to be huge numbers.
FirstCavApache64
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What is your watering regimen like? Do you water on a set schedule or by how the plant looks or how do you decide it's time to water? It looks like it's been over watered to me but it could be just not getting enough light. The leaves are clawing inward and taco'd. Not flat and healthy looking. It's something that's been going on for awhile as it's most of the leaves. The buds are very leafy and airy from, I'm guessing, a lack of light. How big is the area your trying to cover with your light?
FirstCavApache64
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There something going on that's making your leaves look like that. I'd try to identify what that is before this grow is over so with the next one you'll have it more dialed in. It could just be over watering that's been going on for awhile and that's what's causing it. I'm still suspicious of lighting though because of how the leaves look. How strong was the side lighting and how close to the plants was it?
200w about 40 cm from Plant.