chojin
Well-Known Member
I won't lie, I am new to the indoor game and I am trying to perfect my setup with my first grow room and I am having a few issues.
Recently my seedling at 3 weeks showed some stress (Leaves yellow, slowly curling up to which I have posted on a different thread and got some good feedback. Possible overwatering or nutrient burn from soil. And yes, as advised I have a PH meter in the mail.) I decided to get some nutrients for her (today) and gave her a decent helping.
I am running on a 120watt LED setup and although I have been told that it may be nutrient burn or overwatering, something tells me the LED may be stressing her out a little. (LED Japanese made and the beast is bright!) So I decided to go down to the hardware store and get some CFLs to see if this helps until she gets a little bigger, robust and can handle the LED.
Really I am just trouble shooting at the moment, however, I have her under a 60watt/ 730 lumens CFL, just one, a couple of inches away from her.
I will switch back to the LED once she shows sign of recovering.
Anyone have any thoughts on using the white/ blue 60 watt CFL? (And switching back to the LED later)
Of course it is just for her to get past the seedling phase.
Cheers!
Recently my seedling at 3 weeks showed some stress (Leaves yellow, slowly curling up to which I have posted on a different thread and got some good feedback. Possible overwatering or nutrient burn from soil. And yes, as advised I have a PH meter in the mail.) I decided to get some nutrients for her (today) and gave her a decent helping.
I am running on a 120watt LED setup and although I have been told that it may be nutrient burn or overwatering, something tells me the LED may be stressing her out a little. (LED Japanese made and the beast is bright!) So I decided to go down to the hardware store and get some CFLs to see if this helps until she gets a little bigger, robust and can handle the LED.
Really I am just trouble shooting at the moment, however, I have her under a 60watt/ 730 lumens CFL, just one, a couple of inches away from her.
I will switch back to the LED once she shows sign of recovering.
Anyone have any thoughts on using the white/ blue 60 watt CFL? (And switching back to the LED later)
Of course it is just for her to get past the seedling phase.
Cheers!