Problems with LED vs. CFL

tightpockt said:

WHO THE FUCK CARES?!?! You've mentioned how you worked for a dispensary like 1000000000 times when nobody even asked.
So again...WHO GIVES A FUCK?

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Fucking guy needs to get his shit together. Don't you have some sort of life? You do all these great things but then make yourself look like an idiot from all the dumb shit you say. There's this new thing where you think about what your going to say before you do and of it sounds outrageously dumb maybe don't say it? Christ get your shit together

tightpockt said:

I felt like I should update this in the very off chance that someone might give a shit
The fix was a simple one, Like most of you suggested I just added a little epsom ( 1/4 tsp per gallon ) and everything's back on track.
The 36w of led's are slightly out performing the 100w worth of cfl's. I unintentionally created a side by side comparison between the two while vegging in a small space. The led side is cooler, allows for more height, using less power, less frequent waterings ( I hand water ), faster more vigorous growth. The cfl will still have it's uses with seedlings and clones though..

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Just read through this whoooole post. I had the same problem. When I switched my lights over from hid to. Hps, typically hps have a huge increase in lumens that the plants aren't used to, this time. Around I switched from a 1000w hps to a 360w of Vero 29 3000k and 4000k, and low and behold they yellowed exactly like the hps did to them.
From my own errors, and means to fix the problem. I brought my ph way up to 6.5 and added more cal mag and it always took Care of the issue I Usually wait About a week and the plant grows accustomed to the new light, it's similar to taking an indoor plant under cfl and then putting it outside under the blazing sun. The lights exploits any imbalances in the nutrients and ph.