Hey all, not really a problem, just curious. I have a mix of LEDs in my tent with 5 plants. 2 120 watt blurple and a sf1000.
The seedling on the edge of where the light changes from whitish to blurple likes the blurple more and so is growing at a slant if I leave it lie. With its leaves up facing the light, and it seems fairly sturdy despite the lean. I have a plant with a stem like that from a fan that was too high for a week that I just lst'd it actually is probably giving me an extra inch above it because of the lean.
It is pretty easy to mitigate the bend by rotating the plant, but is there a way any of you have come across that helps teach the seedling which light is right above it? If I raise the blurple up a lot higher am I worried the 3 seedlings under it may start to stretch. Just curious.
The seedling on the edge of where the light changes from whitish to blurple likes the blurple more and so is growing at a slant if I leave it lie. With its leaves up facing the light, and it seems fairly sturdy despite the lean. I have a plant with a stem like that from a fan that was too high for a week that I just lst'd it actually is probably giving me an extra inch above it because of the lean.
It is pretty easy to mitigate the bend by rotating the plant, but is there a way any of you have come across that helps teach the seedling which light is right above it? If I raise the blurple up a lot higher am I worried the 3 seedlings under it may start to stretch. Just curious.