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Can u take a pic of the entire room? How are u cooling and dehumidifying?

https://m.alibaba.com/product/1600342754911/Lm301b-Lm301h-Quantum-Board-Indoor-Grow.html?s=p Is this the light? It says input voltage is 120-277 volts..u can plug that into 120v or 240v. I think you may be getting wattage and voltage mixed up

Only run the light at the rated voltage. If you run at the wrong voltage you will at best have a dim light or destroy the light and possibly cause a fire. This is not speculation, it is a fact. I'm assuming you live in the USA? If you have 120v in your house then you also have 240v because the...

Yes me too! Idk why but I'm really excited about it. Maybe cuz it's old school and not a hybrid.

830 is getting there but u gotta be patient. U aren't gonna see improvements overnight, the leaves that are discolored will stay like that and probably get worse. U wanna be checking on the new growth. Def in the future do water to waste. U don't get the lockout issues. Its easy enough to set up...

Well I've been growing in coco for years so no, I'm not making stuff up. 600ppm is not enough. I've run that low before and my plants looked exactly like the ones in the picture. At this point the OP had nothing to lose by increasing the feeding. Should be around 900 in veg calmag included.

Yeah I avoid auto pots. But he didn't say what he out his EC up to, u need to feed heavy with coco. Plus he's not gonna see an improvement in a few days. Gitta wait for the new growth to come in

U can put an 8x2 flood tray in there and run 6 #7 smart pots right down the center. Then build a hanging 2x4 frame about 3 feet wide, attach netting to it and run it about 3 feet above the trays. Also hang netting from tye cieling to the sides of the tray. Run 3 600 watt lighs or 2 4x4 leds...

Why? 500ppm total? Look at the plants, they are starved. After adding calmag to RO the PPM should be 250. So yeah, 500 total isn't enough. The problem here is that people keep saying to run the ferts at half strength because 'the companies just trying to make money" But look at those pics...

Your EC is 1.0? That's like 500ppm. That's your problem. They need more food. You should be shooting for at least 900 and closer to 1200 in mid flower before dropping it down a bit

Over the years I've had a few healthy plants die in late flower seemingly overnight. Never could figure it out. Anyways those look almost done. U can hand trim all that dead crap out and still have decent smoke, or u can do an extraction.

I'm using the H&G coco line. I love the stuff. When using the root exellerator the ph fluctuates quite a bit(at least if ur using a resevoir) so keep an eye on it. I always add calmag cuz I'm RO. Also I've found that the dose charts aren't enough, I usually add about 50-75% more of the a/b or I...

What's your water source and ppm/test with nutrients added? What fertilizer are u using and how much? What medium are u using? They look underfed. This is about the time that they start needing more food.

Here is my "cieling of lights" 48 t5 led in slim star 6 bulb fixtures at 240 volts

Update: Starting week 2 of veg. Plants looking really healthy. Feeding with 10ml/gal house n garden cocos a and b, 5ml/gal cal/mag, and 5ml/gal multi zen. I nearly double the a/b from the feed charts during the veg stage. I found that going by the chart left the plants looking deficient...

Some commercial dehumidifiers even have the option to duct the heat out of yhe space being dehumidified.

Gonna disagree with u on that one; its true that if the moisture content of the air remains the same and temps increase that the RELATIVE humidity will decrease...and if temps fall then RELATIVE humidity will increase. You are wrong on dehumidifiers. They are essentially air conditions, that is...

A heater could help, just depends if the room holds the heat. As temps increase the amount of moisture the air can hold also increases, that's why it's called "relative humidity" so if u get the temps up the humidity may decrease. Also dehumidifiers work better as it gets warmer. What dehu did...

A lot of aquarium pumps have a foam filter built into the housing. If they get clogged up they stop pumping. Pop the housing off and remove the filter, clean it or leave it out. Pics of your setup will help to see what your looking to do, I'm just taking a guess

Only issue would be if u use some kind of watering system where a tray goes over the stem