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Time of day makes a difference. Plants will "let down" a bit later in the day. Tis normal. What time we're the pics taken?

Was the problem with the probe or the actual conditions in the tent? I'm on my first grow in a long time, but I've always used relative measurements and kepty rooms within a range. What are those? What the plants say they want. Right now in the high desert, I'm keeping the ambient air temp in...

Best tip I have...whatever system you go with, get more air in there than you think you need.

Not sure about your question, but illI have a few plants outdoors in the spring, I live in the Mojave desert. Tomato's are exploding with very small daily watering, 50% shade cloth directly overhead, and hardware cloth to keep the rabbits and squirrels off of them. Hopefully my medicine will do...

Uh, what?

Eek

Thanks y'all.

May try that. Spent the day raising them 6" at a time to the point where the plants are just starting to reach for them slightly, we'll see how they react.

It actually is. I'd have to go look at the makers, bit these things run about $80 each. Sucks they use cheap diodes...

It surely did. A few have gone into preflowering tho I'm going to veg them for at least a couple more weeks.

Well that's the problem. Is the stunting permanent? Tips to avoid it next crop? Thanks

Don't know, but I've had to jumper my cheap LEDs several times now cuz they keep popping diodes

My plants regularly "let down" about 1.5 hours before the lights go off. It's not an unhealthy looking droop though. My first thought would be a slight overwatered?

I suspect something bad would result if you had rotting organic material in the solution.

Ahhh don't scrap! Sounds like the other commenters have the right ideas unless you're expecting the secondaries to contribute to your yield.

Oh I just looked at the picture. The dots on the leaf are dust if that's what you're seeing. I havent seen signs of mites on any plants yet. The Mojave is brutal that way. Still working out filtration for the room. Good thing I don't expect much from this grow other than to get the system dialed...

Yeah, they're inihydro. They we're males. Still alive in a cup, should I put them back? Hahaha

Damn. Will check them under the scope. Thanks for the input. First grow here in the Mojave, hoped I wouldn't have to worry about them.

Oh, and they just hit 6 weeks, I figure 3 weeks behind or so.

A whole extra leaf coming out where a frond or finger should be. Strain is OG Cheese, seed was likely from a hermie. Grown in a drip system, cheap Chinese LEDs, fox farm nutes. In the first 3 weeks of life, they got pH stressed, overwatered as seedlings, starved for nutes, and we lost three...