Is this normal to happen?? Haven’t had it like this on previous grows. Pistils seem to be burning on the upper buds About 2 weeks till harvest just about to start flushing. ** 600w led light (20-25” away from top leaves) Room temp stays around 25-30c Humidity is around 20-30% Will try to get better pictures soon don’t have normal lights setup in room lol Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
I'm not an indoor grower, but I'm pretty sure 2 questions that will be asked are: 1) What type of lighting? and 2) How close is the light to your buds?
Mine look the same way, and I'm not sure if they're being damaged by the light or being overgrown by the stuff underneath. I'm also reasonably sure that my plants are getting too much light because their leaves are angled up pretty fiercely towards the top, so neither answer would surprise me.
Hard to make out anything with the purple light but i can see far more issues on the leaves in the pictures Need solid natural light pics to make analysis Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk
600w led light (20-25” away from top leaves) Room temp stays around 25-30c Humidity is around 20-30% Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
That’s what I was thinking but I have plants begging under same lights and high and they’re loving it. It’s just on the tops too. Everything else looks normal Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
It’s usually around 30% I’m worried about keeping it too high and getting budrot as a lot of the buds are really dense Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
Whats the actual draw of the light? What brand? The 600 only means the diodes are able to handle 600 watts but the lights are typically ran at much less so the diodes last longer . I highly doubt the light is too powerful
Forgive the pink blob, but I think you can see what I am talking about here. See how the fan leaves are really up angled towards the top of the plant? And as you look lower and lower, they get more horizontal? I believe that's because this plant is receiving too much light up top. Plants will turn their leaves up to be oblique to the sun if they're getting too much light. So, if you don't see anything like this, and you don't see any other signs of stress or damage (bleaching, wilting, dehydrated leaves, etc.) you're probably ok.
Forget the actual draw on it at atm believe it’s 180-220 vipaspectra brand nothing fancy Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
i think your humididy needs to be increased to atleast 40% and your temps below 27c above 24c lights are at good hight and not to high of wttage considering they are led.
Definetly not too powerful, under powered if anything. Shut the led off and take a pic using your house lights
nope its happy though. but it does so to get more light to the lower growth of the plant. if you know wht i mean.
lots of deficianies and plant problems can be blended in with the color of the blurple led so its always best to have pics under regular house light as a small detail can mean major differences in results.
Yeah I’m seeing that. I think I’m gonna try pulling the light up an inch or two and let the humidity go up to 40 or so see if this helps. I have a few plants a couple plants a few weeks behind these so I’ll should be able to see how it helps. Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum