Are my plants slow or is it normal?

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limp biffskit

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So as of Monday my plants will be currently in week 3 of flower. Every photo/thread/forum ect I look at seem to be far more advanced than my room temps are 22 in the day and 17 when off and between 58 and 65% humidity here is a photo of my flowers rights now pH 5.8-6.2 and EC is 1.2 in dwc any help would be great
 

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limp biffskit said:
So as of Monday my plants will be currently in week 3 of flower. Every photo/thread/forum ect I look at seem to be far more advanced than my room temps are 22 in the day and 17 when off and between 58 and 65% humidity here is a photo of my flowers rights now pH 5.8-6.2 and EC is 1.2 in dwc any help would be great
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Your temps are a good bit away from ideal night and day increasing them will help 20/27C⁰ ±
 
How's your plant coming along now? I had this issue once and never could figure it out. It happened after a long 18 hour power outage and delayed flowering on one certain strain nearly 2 weeks behind the others. The outage did not cause any extra light exposure, just a long lights out period. Got them back on track the next day.

Just letting you know that you'll likely be okay, just check really well for light leaks the best you can and make sure your timer is not malfunctioning.
 
I prefer to keep the day/night temp differential within 10deg during early flower also check your media temps not sure if it’s winter where you are but it is here soils etc. can cool off at night especially if you run LEDs also make sure you have zero light leaks during lights out it can really slow the girls down during flowering I once spaced covering the “on” lights on my milk barn heaters they lit the flowering room up a lot more than one would think and were delaying my girls
 
Hi guys so I've raised my day temps to 25-26c degrees as suggested, and my night temps are running around 20ish water temperatures are 20-21C (dwc) humidity I've dropped to 55% and they are looking fantastic 4 week today from 12/12 I think everything is looking ok? They were flipped on 11th Feb and first pistles appeared on the 24th Feb
 

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Hi guys so I've raised my day temps to 25-26c degrees as suggested, and my night temps are running around 20ish water temperatures are 20-21C (dwc) humidity I've dropped to 55% and they are looking fantastic 4 week today from 12/12 I think everything is looking ok? They were flipped on 11th Feb and first pistles appeared on the 24th Feb
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Aye LEDs need a warmer environment. Looking great now!

Taper the heat off the last two weeks to preserve terpenes ;)
 
I'll just say to keep an eye on your water temp, 21c is approaching too warm - its always a bit of a balancing act with DWC to keep the air temp high enough, but the water cool enough!
 
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I'll just say to keep an eye on your water temp, 21c is approaching too warm - its always a bit of a balancing act with DWC to keep the air temp high enough, but the water cool enough!
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Hi mate, I actually have to use aquarium heaters to maintain them temperatures believe it or not I live in a cold climate so maintaining high temperatures are my problem not the other way around which I guess is a good thing haha
 
Looks fine to me. Unfortunately many start counting "flower time" after they see pistils which can be misleading. I think the better way indoors is to start counting from the flip.
 
pegboy said:
Looks fine to me. Unfortunately many start counting "flower time" after they see pistils which can be misleading. I think the better way indoors is to start counting from the flip.
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Yeah that's very misleading! Well if they're counting from the day they first seen pistils then I would say mine are looking great tbh
 
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