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phil23641

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I been growing the seedling for a month it's not big at all it's on its 3rd node the the first 2 set of leaves have yellowish Browne little tiny spots on them
 
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phil23641

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Until my tent comes in I'm just using 2 cfls In a dresser I don't check the tent but my room stays at 65 70 as I keep heat on at night I used jiffy organic soil
 
amneziaHaze

amneziaHaze

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You are doing something wrong i had much better plants with 60w cfls.
If it was light they would grow tall but you are maybe overwatering to have that small of a plant after 30 days
 
warble

warble

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Can you bring the light closer to the tops of the plants or bring the plants closer to the light?
 
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1212ham

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phil23641 said:
Until my tent comes in I'm just using 2 cfls In a dresser I don't check the tent but my room stays at 65 70 as I keep heat on at night I used jiffy organic soil
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They don't look bad, not sure i see the spots, could use better pics without water on the leaves. Those cool temps will slow things down, young plants like warm and humid. I would be at 80F and 60-70%.
 
Beeswings

Beeswings

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Not to crash on your hopes, but you're not really going to get much for yield at all since you stunted autos... Photos could just be vegged longer and still be alright but there is no pause button or extend button for an auto plant. Autos leave no room for error and that's why I tell my new grower friends to run a couple photos at first.
 
conor c

conor c

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Beeswings said:
Not to crash on your hopes, but you're not really going to get much for yield at all since you stunted autos... Photos could just be vegged longer and still be alright but there is no pause button or extend button for an auto plant. Autos leave no room for error and that's why I tell my new grower friends to run a couple photos at first.
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Agreed personally i think autos are best outside and for folk with experience some may disagree but for folk just starting out photos are so much more forgiving theres no room for error with autos like u said plus if you pick the right photo strain to do to begin with if its proper hardy then you got even more room to play with for example critical mass and the doctor ime there pretty damn hard to mess up kudos if you manage it cos you be doing something no one i met could especially the doc i taught three of my mates how to grow with that plant
 
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