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chuck it and don't think twice about it, your health is more important than gambling with that, it looks very bad.

as long as they don't start moving and crawling around I think you're fine.

no, that is normal for them to turn yellow near harvest. Do not give them normal feed at this time, either half or none at all depending on how close.

I wonder if I should try that with perlite. :P

I agree, way too hot of soil and you locked them out at the start, so they're using the nutes from the leaves to survive. Transplant into a friendly seed starting mix asap. Change won't be instantaneous, expect a week or so for recovery.

I plan to do this, but I plan to seal up the hole and let it soak in the bleach solution before I do anything else. I think that would make it easiest to do.

Here's some pics. Notice it's the 830 Lumen version. They pulled these diodes and now put cheaper ones which say 880 Lumens. I think they went the cheaper route like Cree did when the pulled the XT-E's from their bulbs. I break off the frosted glass, and pull off the remote phosphor on a few in...

did you know Philips makes a 11 Watt bulb with 8 Luxeon ES Royal Blues already mounted with driver? They're underpowered at 1+ watts, but I'm pretty sure the max on each is 3 watts. So you could pull the board out of the bulb and use a higher powered driver. 8 x $3 = $24, but the bulb is...

How many watts are you pulling ATM?

tell him it's just dead bodies you store in your attic

overall looks pretty healthy, don't panic and do something drastic. Get the temps down and make sure you're not overfeeding it.

I've always heard for hempy you ALWAYS start of with nutes, at least 1/4. Where else do you expect them to get nutrients in perlite? also, if your roots haven't hit the reservoir yet you must keep on watering frequently until that happens, with nutes each time.

I'm thinking a root problem. Probably not too late to correct. Maybe exposed to too much air?

ok this has to be a joke right.

they're great bulbs but they are in sections with the LEDs pointing different directions, so you lose most of the light unless if you were to drop them down in the middle or something.

too many unknowns, how can anyone possibly help you when you don't give all the information.

now if cree would make remote phosphors for those to change colors at will.

it's ok, I'll take your word for it. It's just hard to see in that picture, it looks like an air gap between the cob and heatsink, but what you're describing I'm sure that's not the case.

Mel, how can you possibly think that an air gap between the holder and heatsink is a good thing? it's hard to tell from the picture, but does the COB come in full contact with the heatsink?

oh sure now you tell me after I put a couple small holes that weren't there :P overall it worked pretty good, I just finished it up with metal polish.