How much time should i wait to harvest?

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Antonio Pinto

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DeadHeadX said:
Not bad at all. The plant needs to run its course. The only bad thing would be to chop early. You’re going to have to be patient and maybe try to manage the height. I’ve found it easy to burn autos with too much light (currently running my 300w system at 60% and pretty high from the canopy, 24/7 - perfectly effective).

An underripe plant won’t go bad. No issues at all. Start watching humidity levels as the buds get denser. Make sure you have air flow. They do look massive.

PS: I’m no expert and still learning also, though I have several grows under my belt now. Read a lot here too. Just to be as transparent as possible. There are some real experts here too. I’m sure you’re reading their stuff as well.
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Hello.
What do you think?
I should wait 2 more weeks no?
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coreywebster

coreywebster

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Antonio Pinto said:
I think i should change my grow lights do you think this is a good choice? For a beginner using only 3 plants per grow Oferta: Niello Candeeiros LED cultivo, 600 W Candeeiros de crescimento, 588 LEDs Grow Light para plantas de interior, luz de planta de espectro completo com função regulável e em corrente para VEG, flores https://amzn.eu/d/7fgGbVK
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Not sure if your using that light or looking to buy that light.

It's 65w , stay well away from it. You'd be lucky to light 1ft x 2ft area .
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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Antonio Pinto said:
I'm Using 2 pairs of that one https://amzn.eu/d/hrtUcTT.
the other one i've sent was 65w entry but it gives 600w of light
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Those you have are about OK for starting seeds of rooting clones..

The other, it's a marketing gimmick they use to sell lights to people who Don't know any better..
The comparison is against incandescent bulbs..

It's basically lies .
You need 30w a square foot of good led as a minimum. Actual wattage.

So if your growing in a 2x2ft a 120w -150w
If in a 4x4ft a 480w to 600w

So Google and check real power draw..

There are some fairly cheap lights around these days.

You are doing great considering what you've been using .. but there will be a lack of density.

Still looks good though
 
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Antonio Pinto

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coreywebster said:
Those you have are about OK for starting seeds of rooting clones..

The other, it's a marketing gimmick they use to sell lights to people who Don't know any better..
The comparison is against incandescent bulbs..

It's basically lies .
You need 30w a square foot of good led as a minimum. Actual wattage.

So if your growing in a 2x2ft a 120w -150w
If in a 4x4ft a 480w to 600w

So Google and check real power draw..

There are some fairly cheap lights around these days.

You are doing great considering what you've been using .. but there will be a lack of density.

Still looks good though
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Do you think that one for the flowering stage is good?
https://amzn.eu/d/fDEKKt8
 
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Antonio Pinto

Member
coreywebster said:
Those you have are about OK for starting seeds of rooting clones..

The other, it's a marketing gimmick they use to sell lights to people who Don't know any better..
The comparison is against incandescent bulbs..

It's basically lies .
You need 30w a square foot of good led as a minimum. Actual wattage.

So if your growing in a 2x2ft a 120w -150w
If in a 4x4ft a 480w to 600w

So Google and check real power draw..

There are some fairly cheap lights around these days.

You are doing great considering what you've been using .. but there will be a lack of density.

Still looks good though
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Thank you for the compliment btw.
So you',re telling me that if i've done the same with the correct light set i would have a better yield and a better plant? It's my fist grow ever.
 
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