Is she ready to go?

[blueberrymilkshake]

Mystery solved. I kind of liked the mystery more though.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Clip fan works between the plant and light and also ventilation. In the room Radiator is closed and I open the window the get cold air inside the room to balance tent temperature bro.

Ventilation and temperature has nothing to do with light stress.

 

[Paganboy]

Mystery solved. I kind of liked the mystery more though.

At the moment distance is around 5.9 to 6.3 inches between plant and light. The general temperature of the tent is 70 Fahrenheit.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

Ventilation and temperature has nothing to do with light stress.

At 6 inches, could heat from the led play a roll?

 

[Paganboy]

Ventilation and temperature has nothing to do with light stress.

 

[Paganboy]

At 6 inches, could heat from the led play a roll?

I think for now she likes this distance.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

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I think for now she likes this distance.

Shoot, my bad. I was referring to the what 24 said about temp/air not playing a role in light stress. I think that shit looks nice

Edit, wait, ventilation, temperature and light all go hand in hand. One can throw another off, so they are indirectly related..

 

[Paganboy]

Shoot, my bad. I was referring to the what 24 said about temp/air not playing a role in light stress. I think that shit looks nice

Edit, wait, ventilation, temperature and light all go hand in hand. One can throw another off, so they are indirectly related..

Thank you bro.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

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I think for now she likes this distance.

Your plant is saying otherwise.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

I can't see it. Can you explain? I've only got 3 plants under my belt.

 

[Paganboy]

Your plant is saying otherwise.

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[twentyeight.threefive]

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Look the the serrated edges of the leaves. They shouldn't be curling up like that. That's caused either by heat stress or in this case light stress.

 

[Paganboy]

Look the the serrated edges of the leaves. They shouldn't be curling up like that. That's caused either by heat stress or in this case light stress.

Yeah I know.But just a little bit, I observe if it’s curling more up or not. This much is fine.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Yeah I know.But just a little bit, I observe if it’s curling more up or not. This much is fine.

Ok, guess you know better. GL.

 

[Paganboy]

Ok, guess you know better. GL.

I’ll observe if it’s goes bad higher the light right away. Thank you.

 

[budman111]

At the moment distance is around 5.9 to 6.3 inches between plant and light.

Far too close, give us a LUX reading

 

[Samsung Kawasaki]

I agree I think your light is too close. There's only so much light a plant can take after that point it starts becoming detrimental to the plants health. I think your very close to that point. You won't notice it now but it will hurt your yield the leaves will start curling up going yellow amongst other symptoms google 'light stress'. You will think its nitrogen deficiency and all other symptoms and add more nutes and then things start spinning out of control real quick.

 

[Paganboy]

Far too close, give us a LUX reading

22000 lux

 

[DrOgkush]

What’s your Temp on the surface of the leaves.? That could help you eliminate some things at the least.

 

[Goodshit97]

22000 lux

I have that same light. Mine is 22,000 lux at 14 inches. 6 inches is like 50,000...