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My leaves are very unhappy. I am growing in Promix HP Mycorrhizae under a 630W HID DE Bulb. My nutrients are Dutch Nutrients I am using the week 4 Bloom chart in soil which is half strength.

That's about right but heat is only factor.

I see a deficiency as well could be phosphorus.

It's weird I tested the Aglex 2000W lux at 18" was 75000 where as my 630W DE HID was around 40000 at 24 inch cause of heat. My grow tent is a 5 x 5 but I am only using 4x4 of it for flowering the other 1x1 is used for equipment like fans.

Hello Community, I would like to switch my light from an Aglex 2000W LED for a 630W HID DEBulb. The problem is my babies are 4 weeks into flower does anyone see an issue with this? They are grown in soil and I am trying to make them single cola.

I could be totally wrong but it kind of happens to me like this. Then the stems went dark purple and the nodes became aggressive and short no fan leaves.

Yeah would love to grow 15- 20 inches only all 1.5 zip

Please teach me your ways. If I could get 1.5 off one plant consistently it is my goal. Do you have a grow journal on these single cola beauties?

If the roots are coming out the top it may be a problem. Transplanting ir outside to the ground is feasible otherwise I suggest you check out how to root prune and verify it works. From what I have seen they just do some root maintenance/cutting and replant.

Could be PH issue or root lock/bound you don't say how big your pot is but you said plants are 4 months old.

Isn't PPM parts per million? You should be looking for PAR Photo Active Radiation.

So these Aglex 2000w people are wrong? I thought it was shady when they say replaces a 1500w hps but draws 480w from the wall. The other tip off was my 630w HID light is way brighter just to the naked eye.

You definitely have some sort of leaf symptoms but with a picture under your grow lights it's hard to tell coloring. Maybe you should take a picture so people can see the actual colors of your plant which in turn will help them to better assist you.

What is your yield per plant?