Recent content by RobinT

How far do you keep your led's now, and how far were they before? I have kept mine at 80% and 22-25" the entire time on this girl.

The issues are much older than the calmag usage. Some guys have claimed that big LED's require more calmag, and more macro nutrients as well due to increased VPD, so I raised humidity and tried throwing much more calmag in the first attempt to figure out this new environment. I agree it looks...

The light is 19” above canopy right now, it has been as much as 26” away. The light is on 80% right now and has been since the the 2nd week they were under it. Last night I ph’d my root zone and it was 7.0, way too high for pro mix so I am attacking that first. I have considered this plant...

Temp 78-80f, humidity 45-50 during lights on and 60-65 during lights off

I also started an auto in the tent the same time I brought the seedlings under the light, and it did ok and is just now finishing. I have started to notice it’s leaves are getting a few brown spots as well, so here is a pic of her for reference. It’s gotten worse with her the last few weeks...

I recently switched to a Growers Choice ROI 680W LED from 600W HPS. I had started some seedings under a t5, then put them under the LED at week 2. It immediately kicked their ass, mainly droopy leaves and just stunted growth. I have been fighting this plant for 3 months now, and while she is...

How far is your light? Canoeing of the leaves like that could indicate heat stress and the leaves look a little toasty

I have tossed around the idea of adding a few smaller chunks of dry ice during the spin to keep temps at a minimum and not slow down the agitation from overloading ice. I know dry ice will turn into a gas until density falls below water, but have any of you tried this?

Not normal, I would ditch them and start over. Not worth your time or money to keep investing in them.

Swing by a garden store and pick up a spring-hinged trimmer for like $10. The spring will take a lot of wear from her hands.

Your trichs are basically all cloudy. You can harvest now if you want. I would wait a week and let more pistols turn and recede, and make the call then. I would say 7-10 days would be perfect. Those nanners won't taste great, you might want to pluck them.

You looking for simple, or best results? Simplest would be to cut branches, wet trim, then hang. Best quality is to take things slow, hang the whole plant then trim branches as stems become firm/crack when bent. What kind of environment would plants be drying in?

If possible, try to take your plants from under your flowering light to look at trichs. The different backing lights can really change the apparent cloudiness of your resins.

Breeder recommendations are practically meaningless unless growing from clone. You can pop 2 of the same seeds, side by side, and could see one harvested 6 weeks before the other. Just the way it goes, plants are like people and I'm sure you had a guy in 7th grade with a full beard.....

If that was my plant, I would pencil in 5-8 days. You're close though.