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It's way too much light for fresh seedlings. You could move it to top of tent or dim it if that's possible. I just experienced the same problem with a 100 true watt full spectrum LED veg light. I hate to say it but my young seedlings always respond best to MH or we even CFL/t5 if you can...

Enough to veg it very slowly but not enough for meaningful expression of buds. Sorry mate

Depends on your goal. If you have time, plant count, etc for it then leave them and top dress with something and weed out the males during flower and you will have something nice. Up to you and your style but I would not transplant them. Good luck :leaf:

I hear that. In a few more years we will see LED dominance I'm sure... But for now, grow like a pro with dimmable 600s imo :leaf:

I was suggesting two 600w HPS. Not crappy low yielding vipars. Almost bought one but so glad I stuck to HID. More PAR coverage per watt over viparspectra 600 means more energy efficient if you only value PPFD

I vote two 600w!

Only some strains present preflowers without stress.

Also if they're producing male flowers like crazy, you could wait and harvest the seeds and smoke the bud but yield is mostly seeds when they're pollinated from such a young age. Looks like densest bud you ever seen but after you remove seeds it is literally only tiny scraps of bud. Still...

1 and 2 look a lot like males, but the easiest way to know is to find even one white hair (pistil) because only genetic females can grow them. I would not top them, flip to 12/12 asap as long as they're already growing vigorously enough. If you topped less than a week ago, I would recommend...

Verdict is out! bongsmilie

I would recommend moving to one cfl per plant, at like 4" from foliage as long as heat is not an issue. I have had great results with 18w cfls essentially touching my leaves with no light burn and fast growth(for cfl hehe) yours are 85s and I usually keep those a few inches away because of the...

3, 4, 5, 6 are definitely female. Possible to be hermaphrodite but all herms start as female. No doubt!

Hey, what kind of soil is that? It seems to be much too dense for optimal root aeration. They are nutrient burnt. You can tell by the yellow tips of the fan leaves. There is too much light for the two small plants. it is wasting a lot of money in electricity and the plants couldn't possibly...

Two 315s would work very well. Light overlap is worth more than single hot spot intensity :peace:

Only a few of the expensive LEDs produce higher PAR rating PPFD/Watt than a 600hps on a digital ballast. I run a 1k dimmable in 8" raptor without AC. Simply vent out excess heat more rapidly than it is created! Or if you have $500+ you can get more efficient PAR per watt with LED arrays or...

My oversight! Autos do prefer lots of light. Thanks bud :leaf:

Good deal!

Led seems too close to canopy. Looks like its burning the leaves and can lead to bleaching, stress and misc problems PPM much too high imo- expect possible nutrient lock out Most of the time, plants don't need over 600ppm! Definitely keep the fan leaves. :leaf::leaf: They are more...

Sounds like the rhizotonic isn't doing the job for some reason. Good luck!

Definitely worth it. Healthy root mass equals yield! Beneficial bacteria could fix it too. Try mycogrow and zho powder. Cheap, effective fungi and bacteria that remove and prevent root rot! Almost like magic lol