More light, doesn't mean better either.
You need all factors, to work together.
It's about balance.
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You need all factors, to work together.
It's about balance.
Just keep your cool man.
There isn't much, you can probably do.
I'd dry it right out until the pot feels light.
Do you know the ph of your soil?
Lumens aren't an accurate measurement to go by either. As far as I'm aware lumens is how bright the light appears to our eyes.
Plants feed on PAR (photosynthetically active radiation).
You would probably be using more electricity, and have way less PAR than a 250watt hps. Even a 150.
With the information you'be provided, I think dry it out. Cross your fingers. Maybe get a low wattage hps. Believe it or not, itd probably run cooler too.
Work on proper air extraction too.
I know the feeling man. You obviously love this plant as much as I do. They're like our children. It hurts to lose them.
But losing a plant is just a learning curve.
I think don't give up. Try to save it. Then at least if it dies, you'll have a good idea, what to avoid next time.
There isn't much, you can probably do.
I'd dry it right out until the pot feels light.
Do you know the ph of your soil?
Lumens aren't an accurate measurement to go by either. As far as I'm aware lumens is how bright the light appears to our eyes.
Plants feed on PAR (photosynthetically active radiation).
You would probably be using more electricity, and have way less PAR than a 250watt hps. Even a 150.
With the information you'be provided, I think dry it out. Cross your fingers. Maybe get a low wattage hps. Believe it or not, itd probably run cooler too.
Work on proper air extraction too.
I know the feeling man. You obviously love this plant as much as I do. They're like our children. It hurts to lose them.
But losing a plant is just a learning curve.
I think don't give up. Try to save it. Then at least if it dies, you'll have a good idea, what to avoid next time.
raggyb
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Yeah man, try to save it. Actually it looks pretty good. You should have seen my first plant. Completely unsmokable. But that didn't stop me. Yours is way better than my first.
Like Tim1987 says, don't water for a while. It will help in the long run for you to see how long you can wait before watering. And with fox farms, you won't have to feed anything for 2 months a least probably.
Like Tim1987 says, don't water for a while. It will help in the long run for you to see how long you can wait before watering. And with fox farms, you won't have to feed anything for 2 months a least probably.