Does my plant look okay

Caleb423

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I currently use a 45 w LED full spectrum light and I use a sphagnum peat moss with mychorizae in it. My water I ph out to around 6.8 to 7.2 and keep the humidity around 40-50% and the temp anywhere around 75-85 degrees.
 

Wattzzup

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I currently use a 45 w LED full spectrum light and I use a sphagnum peat moss with mychorizae in it. My water I ph out to around 6.8 to 7.2 and keep the humidity around 40-50% and the temp anywhere around 75-85 degrees.
Is a 45w LED enough to get it through flower?
 

PadawanWarrior

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Man I've been trying to learn about it and have been researching but so nervous to do it lol I dont want to mess it up and have to start over
I'd get the light closer first and get them a little happier, then top them. Everyone's a little worried about hacking up the plant their first time, but after you do it once, you won't worry about doing it anymore. These are hardy plants.
 

spek9

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I forgot to ask also I started this one over a month ago probably 5-6 weeks total now so is this size okay for that long of time?
Not really. I just went down to take some snaps of one of my veg tents for comparison (400W MH), but my camera is messed up and all my pics are coming out fuzzy. Looks like I need to pull my photography kit from storage.

Either way, hopefully the following will give you a bit of an idea of what a better light can do.

Two plants on the left are five weeks from rooted clone. Two in the back right are autoflowering plants that will go outside, they're ~6 days. Front right are two Sour Diesel plants from seed I'm going to breed, 13 days. Two to the left of that are clones planted 12 days ago for purposes of new nutrient tests.

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Here's another pic of the same plants, just a little less fuzzy:

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Caleb423

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Not really. I just went down to take some snaps of one of my veg tents for comparison (400W MH), but my camera is messed up and all my pics are coming out fuzzy. Looks like I need to pull my photography kit from storage.

Either way, hopefully the following will give you a bit of an idea of what a better light can do.

Two plants on the left are five weeks from rooted clone. Two in the back right are autoflowering plants that will go outside, they're ~6 days. Front right are two Sour Diesel plants from seed I'm going to breed, 13 days. Two to the left of that are clones planted 12 days ago for purposes of new nutrient tests.

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Do you have any suggestions. I should be getting some gorilla glue auto seeds here soon that I'm going to start next harvest, this one I'm doing now is just a test run to try and figure out the kinks before I grow my favorite strains. But any and all suggestions would be helpful at this point.
 

Wattzzup

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Do you have any suggestions. I should be getting some gorilla glue auto seeds here soon that I'm going to start next harvest, this one I'm doing now is just a test run to try and figure out the kinks before I grow my favorite strains. But any and all suggestions would be helpful at this point.
More wattz
 

spek9

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Do you have any suggestions. I should be getting some gorilla glue auto seeds here soon that I'm going to start next harvest, this one I'm doing now is just a test run to try and figure out the kinks before I grow my favorite strains. But any and all suggestions would be helpful at this point.
Better light, and with more heat comes better ventilation. It's good that you're doing test runs to sort it out.
 

PadawanWarrior

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I currently use a 45 w LED full spectrum light and I use a sphagnum peat moss with mychorizae in it. My water I ph out to around 6.8 to 7.2 and keep the humidity around 40-50% and the temp anywhere around 75-85 degrees.
Is that straight peat or is it a mix?
 
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