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Gotta agree. I do think some people confuse storing with curing. Also, my last batch I screen dried and did not notice any difference from hang drying. Other than the dry was a few days quicker.

One of these will fit perfectly: https://timbergrowlights.com/redwood-vs/ Though like Hill Bill recommends, I use two of these: https://timbergrowlights.com/model-3vl/ Then you can space them to your liking. RIU discount 10% on each.

I don’t think it’s heat stress under a 100w LED. Could be genetic. Almost looks hermie. Like nanners and buds at the same time. I’ll be interested to know if anyone else has experience with it. What’s the whole plant look like?

They’re really not that fragile. Soil moisture is more important as is light distance. Get those right and they’ll thrive in any RH.

The tent is in a basement and you're venting from the roof? What little heat you generate from the LEDs is gonna dissipate all the way en route to your discharge. Totally overthinking it.

It's telling you it's hungry.

It's a 450W LED. I don't think it's going to heat anything other than the top of the tent. Seems to be more worried about the coppers.

The better question is why do you want to do this?

Why would you be worried about FLIR with a 450W LED? I think the smell going out onto the street is more likely to get attention.

I can see why you’re looking for more. I have two 125W CFL bulbs for 5 plants. This current veg, I’m completely under LED because I have the tent space. But I feel like the CFLs are more gentle on the youngn’s. Even with dimmers. Your veg space is so small I figure you could get away with...

Honestly all you need is florescent for veg in that space. My plants seem to prefer CFL over LED for veg. LED would be overkill IMO.

Well I was psyched to do the square foot gardening method but after seeing how much space I actually had to work with I went from four rows of four to three rows of three. I also had a Sicilian chili plant that I started earlier so I think space wise this is the best for the first time. Chili...

I also grew for years outside and started indoor about 4 years ago. First a 2x4, then added a 4x4. My experience: That space (2x2) is ideal for one plant. With two plants you will raise your humidity quite a bit. High 70s and 45% are good enough numbers. I’ve had to fight a lot worse. If you do...

I’m just thinking in a crowded tent like that your plants are gonna make plenty of humidity on their own once they leaf out enough. Also, with two plants your space is gonna be very limited. They can grow fine in 45%.

You have more than 15-20 days left. Most weight comes at the end. Looks good!

How many plants in the tent?

Definitely not enough direct light. Soil probably too wet for the roots. You have some bug damage but it's not bad. Buds aren't throwing new white pistils so continued growth is going to be minimal if at all. Hey, you threw a couple seeds in some dirt, they grew and didn't die. You can try again...

My first guess is less than 12 hours of light from day one.

What's the light schedule?

Yikes. The bud leaves are gonna fry next. Some have already started.