Seeling yellowing
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- first time need help yellow
little out of my price range unless i want to risk my wife getting mad hahaha.
Hollatchaboy
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Sacrifices my friend...... Sacrifices. Lol
lol i found this would it work?
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Dboybudz
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Just don't ever put your plants directly outside in full sun especially small like that even ones that are two months old. The sun will burn them. They need to acclimate in shade for about a week then can handle the full sun. Cloudy for a few days even before. Better to put in window sill for that sunlight. Since you have lights wouldn't unless plan on planting outside.
I have been putting them outsdie everyday in the sun since the first two main leaves showed up...... could that be the problem?
Hollatchaboy
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My Spanish is terrible, so it's hard for me to say, but it looks like an hps lamp. If it is, should work fine, but it'll produce a lot of heat.lol i found this would it work?
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Hollatchaboy
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Very well could be.
I also found this for LED https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B0953HK557/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A3RTAHSOZHW4YN&th=1
but which ever works best.
If it is from putting out in the sun is it salvageable or best to start over?
On a budget grab this light! https://www.amazon.com/Geciliaoran-G1000-Dimmable-Lighting-Spectrum/dp/B0BXLRRMJ1
It has the 301H, and it's light energy rating is 2.8/umol whereas SF1000 is 3.1/umol. So basically a budget 301H light, between SF1000D and SF1000 you could say. I'm currently using it, and just ordered a second one for flower here in a couple weeks.
End week 5, start of 6. Been at 50%, just bumped to 60% today. 24" away.
It has the 301H, and it's light energy rating is 2.8/umol whereas SF1000 is 3.1/umol. So basically a budget 301H light, between SF1000D and SF1000 you could say. I'm currently using it, and just ordered a second one for flower here in a couple weeks.
End week 5, start of 6. Been at 50%, just bumped to 60% today. 24" away.
Hollatchaboy
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I believe you could get it healthy, if the right steps are taken, and no more direct sunlight, without hardening it off first.
Eyyy I posted after you, but that is the light I'm using and it's works well so far. Specwise it seems to be slightly less efficient than the SF1000(2024) but superior to SF1000D.
Okay thank you so much i just ordered it. It arrivces tommorrrow.
I'm honestly baffled to see yellow seedlings. Shouldn't be anything with nutrients as I've learned they got all they need in those cotyledons for at least the first set of real leaves. Course I'm green behind the ears myself here, could be wrong.
Also, this Gec G1000 light has guides for distance and intensity, but I found for me 2' @50% worked well for seedling. Granted plant strain is a factor too. AND there is one red led that looks 50% dimmer/smaller than the other red diodes - it's by design. I thought mine was defective when I got it haha.
Also, this Gec G1000 light has guides for distance and intensity, but I found for me 2' @50% worked well for seedling. Granted plant strain is a factor too. AND there is one red led that looks 50% dimmer/smaller than the other red diodes - it's by design. I thought mine was defective when I got it haha.
They are slowly coming back to green the new light arrives tomorrow ill follow if i see a guide lol otherwise i may ask you.
amneziaHaze
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Same shit on aliexpress for 20$ same product just some tiny defect or aomething but great for growing
coreywebster
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Suspect that light you had was the problem, only it wasn't because it crashed too bright.
Similar things happen if you leave them in dark.