Yes whats a good price budget and what size tent?
Sorry @Bigfish27 i work 11hrs a day and my job is multi tasking on steroids there is zero time to be on the forum or the phone for that matter.
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I’m growing in 4x4 closet and I want to stay under $500 bucks range.
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Thank you!
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I would look into growers choice
Or a hlg.com light, spider farmer, marshydro.
Find what one you like of each brand. Then start finding the best deal. And signing up for email gets a discount. So go find your choices and come back.
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is that normal?
Rh in closet?
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How few inches is it from the light, where you see that bleaching. Or next questions is what is the light and how intense of DLI are you sitting…50-60 ish max.
Distance and PPF if you know that.
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I have the slightest clue what any of that means, I’m trying to get a better light but it’s really close to the light.
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DLI ? & PPF ? Means.
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Apologies there isn’t really a simple explanation, time for a rabbit hole read Saturday.
Appears to be light bleaching, meaning too close to the light causing bleaching/burn like us, getting sunburn. Might be Time to SuperCrop if you are familiar with that. Step back and get a wide angle photo, so I can see the light and its proximity to top in Q?
DLI = Daily Light Integral simple terms - How much light(photons) your plant can use(is getting - intensity) for photosynthesis in a lights on period of time. (You can overdo it, these New LED’s make it easy)
PPF = Photosynthetic Photon Flux is the total amount of light in the PAR zone that is produced by a light source each second. (How intense is the light your using.)
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I will take a pic once I get home.
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What’s supercrop? This is my first plant I’m experimenting.
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Simplest, If the plant top showing issues is with 12" or less of the light, and the light is more that a t5 its highly likely burning. I do run my seedlings under a weak LED at about 4" to shorten internodal length, but thats another discussion.
Ok, one step at a time…it is a technique for training plants. Crushing stems and bending plants without killing the stem, so you can control height. might spend some time on you tube, look up a guy named “kyle kushman supercrop” that’ll get you some good eyes on viewing of plant chiropracty.
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