I have looked for pics like this cant find em any ideas my friends?
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Loudigity
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Lol sorry i know i should have added all that 47 humidity. Organic. Ph 6.8 water. coco with some sea compost and earthworm castings. Using gaia green dry amendmants. I feel like i lowered the light and then that happened. Have 2 plants that are taller in that tent so moved light over still happened. Definitly not over watering or heat stressed temps run 20-23. Thanks for the reply. I honestly think it was uv from lights to close bc only started haplening when lowered light
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xtraLRG420
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I believe I see some clawing and the leaves look dark even for an led. Total noob here but I'm guessing nitrogen toxicity.
Loudigity
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It was doing perfect until i lowered light so im pretty sure that was it just thought u get some other insite on it. So i moved light over then i think i not getting enough light so i just raised it back up the other plants that are smaller just gonna have to deal but they do so much better when its a bit lower
xtraLRG420
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Well if you're sure the light was the only variable you've changed it's gotta be that. I just want to take some guesses hoping I'll get corrected so I can start reading plants better. What's the wattage on your light? I'm considering an upgrade and I don't wanna go overkill and burn mine.
Loudigity
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Mines a 600w vipraspectre led only a small 2x4 just for a few moms and starting seedlings and clones
xtraLRG420
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Oh nice! I was considering getting something around 200w for my 2x2x4. What was your reason for lowering the light? Just hopin' you'd hit a better sweet spot? I don't want a light that is so strong that a tiny adjustment is gonna throw everything off while I'm trying to learn.
Loudigity
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I have other plants in the same tent and wanted them to get more light i found they liked it alot better when lower. Lots of trials and tribulations with growing the ganja everyone thinks its easy but definitly lots of learning to go with it!
Loudigity
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Exactly he makes some.bomb stuff trying to do what he does. He is 6.5 to 6.8 and he makes some fire plants
Jypsy Dog
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Good Luck! Seen many go down in flames on here.
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skinitti666
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Bro I thought the same thing that ph is high as hell which could make the ph in that soil too high which will put you through the ringer. I'm not going to comment on shit I haven't been through but drop the ph and keep that light a good distance away
Loudigity
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Thanks brotha like u said to other guy i using the same stuff as mr cannucks and he does ph 6.8 organic does alot of balancing on its own.
xtraLRG420
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@Loudigity Just thumbing through a fraction of this site is overwhelming. Nothing about this seems easy, but when you're smoking and inhaling the end product you should definitely be striving for excellence. I'm just sticking with soil but some of the hydro setups had me thinking back to my geometry days with tube diameters and rate of flow. Dude's are coating ducting to prevent light particles from bouncing out of the tent... makes me wanna grow outside, but then there's the science of pest control, climate, irrigation, and all that. 
The only easy part is smoking it.
The only easy part is smoking it.
skinitti666
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You said it best my man@Loudigity Just thumbing through a fraction of this site is overwhelming. Nothing about this seems easy, but when you're smoking and inhaling the end product you should definitely be striving for excellence. I'm just sticking with soil but some of the hydro setups had me thinking back to my geometry days with tube diameters and rate of flow. Dude's are coating ducting to prevent light particles from bouncing out of the tent... makes me wanna grow outside, but then there's the science of pest control, climate, irrigation, and all that.