You gotta figure. Veg is the shortest part of the grow and the easiest. I get excellent growth from seed to harvest using 3000k.
This is happening with a Timber brand light?
What he said << 4000k is an odd spectrum to run using LED's if that's the only spectrum on the light. 3000k seems to be the universally agreed sweet spot for seed to harvest.
Just a base grow and micro from remo and calimagic at 1ml/L
I'm not trying to sell you on 4k. I personally bought it for mothers and pre-veg.
Yes, but I also saw it with T5 replacement LED bulbs.
Lumber was free and the tables were like $60 each I think? I wanted my veg raised so I could put 3gallon buckets under to catch the run off water and so I don’t have to bend over to check the plants aha.
It's what timber recommended for mothers so I went with it.
I hate draining my saucers after watering. That's a very nice system you put together. Saves the back on the daily. Free lumber makes it all the better. I'm always afraid to ask how much those trays cost at the hydro shop. That seems like a great price and you'll have them forever. Sometimes the best upgrades are ones that just make the day to day drudge work easier
Have you tried any other types of plants under the light? I would reach out to Timber and ask them what's up. Snap a few pics. They might be able to offer some insight.
That was my idea for my clone room, veg room and flower room. My clone room is a 3x7 closet that I built a shelf 2 feet off the ground and enclosed it with a doorI hate draining my saucers after watering. That's a very nice system you put together. Saves the back on the daily. Free lumber makes it all the better. I'm always afraid to ask how much those trays cost at the hydro shop. That seems like a great price and you'll have them forever. Sometimes the best upgrades are ones that just make the day to day drudge work easier
I guess I'll have to do that next time with some throw away plants, don't want to put my mothers through that again.
Just put the plants on risers and use a wet-vac. They sell awesome plastic risers for a few bucks.I hate draining my saucers after watering. That's a very nice system you put together. Saves the back on the daily. Free lumber makes it all the better. I'm always afraid to ask how much those trays cost at the hydro shop. That seems like a great price and you'll have them forever. Sometimes the best upgrades are ones that just make the day to day drudge work easier
Fantastic recovery! The damage in the old photos looks like an intensity issue. Some twisted upper growth and severe bleaching of the canopy. It really looks like my plants when I got my first 660w LED board. Popped it in my 5x5 tent at full blast. 48 hours later my canopy looked like your canopy in the damaged photos. What wattage are these 4500k's operating at?
What brand of light is this thing? I wouldn't put any plants under a light that causes growth like that. I'd be having a very serious conversation with the manufacturer right now about being sold a defective unit that's killing plants instead of growing them. There's just no excuse for any light performing like that when used as directed. No excuse. You should really be reaching out to the manufacturer. I would move heaven and earth to get my money back or the unit exchanged for a functional light. Clearly you have a unit that is absolutely dysfunctional and does not appear to be capable of growing plants. All of that aside get yourself another light asap. Then address a return / exchange of your defective light.
Why do you keep buying them?
