Couldn't get the picture to attach at first, I think I fixed it
They need more light. I have a plant growing in my living room for fun. It's in a corner that doesn't get much light. I put a 100w equivalent (24 actual watt) daylight LED bulb in a lamp to keep them from stretching and to prevent them from flowering.
Would this lamp work?
No. That's only 3.5 watts. Just put a regular LED bulb in a regular lamp. I'm using the 23 or 24 watt daylight bulb that's equivalent to a 100 watt incandescent. Any regular lamp will work, but 3.5 ain't shit.
I'm sure I could manage that, thanks for the advice!
No problem.
The pot they're in already has a drainage system, how would I fix an issue with air circulation?
I'm definitely going to do that. This grow was mainly a test run with some random bagseeds that I found, I have extra seeds and can try again if these fail epically. I really just wanted to see if I could actually grow something, and these little seeds definitely exceeded my expectations! The main reason for them all being in the same pot was to account for having to get rid of any of them if they turned out to be males. I appreciate the advice!
they're roots will be all tangled by the time they show sex............................i think.........
I've already moved them to their own pots, I didn't realize at first how mature they'd have to be before determining sex
Definitely stretching. Luckily you can plant it down a bit and like tomatoes they will form new roots/thrive.
I like the way you handled seeing that 3.5w lol I know a few that woulda used that as a baseball bat.
Yea definitely bury the stem i agree.
It definitely keeps them shorter using the higher Kelvin spectrum. That's partly why I suggested using a Daylight LED bulb. It's probably like 5000k. The Warm and Cool have lower K ratings, so more red. Warm has the lowest K rating.
