GreenSanta
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If I were you I would raise the light at least a foot until the plants take off
Ok I will do that I know I'm stressing them out somehow I'm just not sure if it's temp related or whatIf I were you I would raise the light at least a foot until the plants take off
Ye I water till I get a bit of runoff but maybe not enough runoffAre you getting any runoff when you water them ?
Okay thanks I will raise the lights to about 50-60cm above, they are about 35cm above atm, I was also thinking of swapping out one of the 6500k cobs with a 3500k , for some extra red, so it will be 2 x 6500 and 1 x 3500k, do you know if the 6500ks can be used alone for veg?in doubt, keep em higher, In my flower room, I always have some smaller plants in 1 gallon pots waiting to be sexed and they are sometimes 4-5 ft away from the lights and still do fine. So don't think they will grow faster if the light is super close... actually, try keeping it as far as can until mid- flower... you will thank me!
Okay awesome, and yes I have 3 on a tiny bar, lmao, ima raise it to a metre. And swap a cob out...you got 3 cobs on this small bar!!?? I m telling you you should raise it to 1 meter over canopy for 2 weeks. yes swapping the middle one for 3500k is a great idea. I find optimum for vegging so far is 4-5000k but never tried 6500...
Please let us know how it works out. I just got some 5000K for my veg light if I knew they made 6500K I would have bought those instead........Okay awesome, and yes I have 3 on a tiny bar, lmao, ima raise it to a metre. And swap a cob out...
Foolishly bought 6500k w/o looking at spectral distribution charts and just assumed a higher Kelvin rating would be better....
So ima hope to supplement with lower Kelvin more red spectrum to hopefully balance it out
Sure thing, cutter electronics sells the 6500kPlease let us know how it works out. I just got some 5000K for my veg light if I knew they made 6500K I would have bought those instead........
Thanks after I test the 5000K and compare to my 6500K T5 I will see if I make the switch.Sure thing, cutter electronics sells the 6500k
Okay I believe most other colour temps of the cxb cobs have lots of blue in them anyway I dnt think 6500k has any advantagesThanks after I test the 5000K and compare to my 6500K T5 I will see if I make the switch.
well I thnkk the 3500s peak at like 80-90% blue and the 4000k + has 100% with less red the higher colour temp you goI would just figure if not goes like the T5 bulbs they 500k and 6500 K will have more blue than the 3500 no?
My 6500k GE bulbs work wonderfully for veg I will soon see how the blue 600mh does too
Perfect we shall see how it compares to the T5 and the 600w blue MHQ
well I thnkk the 3500s peak at like 80-90% blue and the 4000k + has 100% with less red the higher colour temp you go
I think you will see additional stretch from the 600mh because it needs to be run further from the plantsPerfect we shall see how it compares to the T5 and the 600w blue MH
Thanks! I checked the water I last Fed them with and it turns out I forgot to adjust the ph!!!Watch your watering habits, cold and wet conditions is a recipe for disaster..........turn off your exhaust if u must. bring the bar down IMO to about a foot away for warmth to the canopy
if you need to add heat further along=== add more cobs/hid/t5/watts,etc. and run at night
good luck