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I figured your in new Zealand by the nz at the end of your username

I actually agree with the indirect light. I had clones that wouldnt root till I sat em on the kitchen counter well away from any light source. I still got 1 in the hum dome in the veg area that still hasn't popped roots after a month. Yet its standing nicely.

LEDs are pretty awesome. I'll say that. As far as what to choose, that I cant. I dont believe a lot of the specs listed with leds. My kingsled 1000w is supposed to replace a 400-600w HID bulb. 510umol on a 600w hps. 733umol on the kings at 18". Now with that being said the 600whps is waaay...

That would work good. Heres a cheaper alternative. https://www.htgsupply.com/products/htg-supply-2-foot-2-lamp-high-output-t5-fixture/#configuration

That's the same as a 4 bulb T5. Unnecessary wattage pull. A plain jane 2 bulb T5 would give you room to work under if your rooting several clones, if just a couple the CFL suggestion padawanwarrior mentioned would suffice.

I agree.

Id Go with 54w H.O. as those are most common.

Your very welcome. I added that scale so you'll have a reference as to what could be happening at different ph levels. Itll help narrow down deficiencies at that ph level. At 6 it can soak up every nutrient avail. That tiger bloom is going in on my flowering lady. I use the grow big on vegging...

Ah it's cool we're all human. Shoot for a ph of 6. Those leds are pretty good learner lights. They'll getcha started but leave ya wanting more. Outside of those 2 leaves it looks good. If there isnt drain holes in the pot add some. It looks like overwatering almost. Wait till the pot is really...

That looks like overwater. Add drain holes to bottoms of cups. For future reference, use peat cups like the ones jiffy makes. The extra water will leach thru the sides like a fiber pot and help it dry effectively. As stated earlier check runoff ph and shoot for a 6. If that's good give a LIGHT...

Thank you kindly dear sir! I'm not bragging but I've been growing fruits and veggies since I was a very little kid and I'm 34 now. My first veggies was tomatoes and moved up from there. On my property i got aprox 40+ trees on 2 acres .and a 100ft x 100ft area I till under for veggies. Peaches...

I'd call what you got a "soil" grow. I got 6 plants in miracle gro potting mix running a 5.8-6.2 ph range My plain water goes in at 5.8 adjusted with "ph down" My one gallon nute solution (12mL of fox farm tiger bloom) needs no adjustment and goes in at 6.2 My well water has a baseline of 7.8...

Yellowing on the lower leaves is a sign of low N. Curling as in curling how? Shoot us a pic. Drooping leaves indicates over watering as can stretching. A healthy plants leaves will "pray". Reach for the light. Since you had an over watering problem, check the ph of your runoff. You could've...

What cultivar? Soil type? Check the ph level of runoff. Young plants are very sensitive to nutes and ph levels. Making sure ph is correct will prevent countless issues now and further down the road. A lot of those "1000w" leds are only equating to a 400w hid. My 600w hps is way brighter than my...

This is at a 6. Just took these 30 min ago.

I got some bison breath seeds from greenpoint seeds out of colorado, one is in flower now and its turning into a monster. it dont smell fruity a damn bit. Stanks like a skunk and beginning to get a bit of diesel undertones. Its got chem d lineage deep in it and a couple others you may like...

It wasnt a bad idea. Your on the right track, but it did make the soil to hot. I'd get the ppms down to around 300-500 and see how they respond before feeding. Keep a close eye at the tops, that'll tell you how well they like whays going on since the bottom to mid levels have discoloration. In...

Yes. The high photonic pressure can overwhelm them causing increased transpiration which dries them out quicker, slowing the rooting response.

Photos allow you to play with them and veg how you want them to veg, allow you to train and manipulate them to achieve your goals. Autos are best suited for LST as any HST training takes resources away from growth to repair the damage. Autos have their place, and advantages. But imo photos are...

Thank you kindly! You'll get some bushes. I promise. Photos are more forgiving because you have more time to work with them and sort out problems. I did same as you, started with the autos as they were stated to be easier. I burned the hell out of 3 autos on my 2nd grow in jan/feb. They liked to...