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What I meant was use the male end of an extension cord cut to length to use as the power cord. Yeah, if you cut just the very end off it's kinda hard to splice into that :bigjoint:

Depends on what you have available for sockets. I used sockets that had black and white wires already attached plus a screw for a ground. Get a heavy duty extension cord that is rated high enough for your total light wattage. Cut the male end off the extension cord however long you need it...

+rep for being a fellow tree dweller! I'll just copy/paste my reply from there. Okay I'm dating myself here, but I saw this on Mr. Wizard when I was a kid. The plant was placed on the outside of the turntable and ended up growing up and inward towards the center. Basically the plant thinks that...

That's what worked for me.

Did you just remove a few lights or did you move them farther away? I still say move them another inch away if you haven't already. Remember what I said over at GC on your leaves pointing up thread a few days ago, mine did the same. The burning started at the tips and moved down the edge. That's...

If you don't see any improvement try backing them another inch away. Like I said over at GC, I have 7 27w 6500k but 6 seedlings so they all pretty much have their own bulb. By going down to 3 bulbs you will lower your box temperature, but if you still have 1 bulb too close it may still be too...

I'll just say this. I had the same problem as the OP at the same time, I thought it was great someone had the same thing as I was going through so I would know if its normal or it's me. Leaves pointing up and then stunted growth (see his other post "frozen in time"). I moved my lights another...

Just for future reference for people who have the same problem (plant looks like a Y, leaves pointing up) you should move your lights farther away. I had the same problem and just thought I was overreacting because of all the people in this thread saying it's okay. I did plenty of googling found...

I'll give you the same advice as on the other site, move your lights farther away. Just had the same problem and was comforted by the shitty advice you got in your other thread here, until my leaves started turning brown.

Check the charger for the DC voltage output. If it's 12v it will work fine and run at normal speed. You can also use a computer power supply, just jump the green wire to any black wire on the 24pin connector. If you are really ambitious you can go all out on a power supply...

Well this is all from what I've read, not personal experience, but it shouldn't matter if they're in the water or not. I've seen a DIY thread somewhere where the guy had half in the water and half above and they all rooted fine. So I would look at temperature if I were you. Either that or light...