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killerb1970
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I've got two. Full spectrum 300w and 400w. The 300 are the white leds and the 400 is white blue red. The 300 has cleared up almost completely but the 400 still has a fog on the inside of the lens.
Need some help - First time indoor grow
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SnarlyWeed
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Maybe try and direct a fan to blow directly across the LEDs?
Moisture and electronics don't seem to get along well together.
Good to hear that it's clearing up though.
Moisture and electronics don't seem to get along well together.
Good to hear that it's clearing up though.
Keir Stama
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I have a small 4" fan blowing down and across my 300w led full spectrum. It keeps it cool and for free. Also, during some of the first post you said your water was at like 8 and then you adjusted it down. That probably helped you the most, I think.Maybe try and direct a fan to blow directly across the LEDs?
Moisture and electronics don't seem to get along well together.
Good to hear that it's clearing up though.
Keir Stama
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*fog free. Sorry
Keir Stama
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Subbed. I want to see them blossom.
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killerb1970
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Yeah. The pH I'm sure made a huge difference. I'll try blowing air across the lights themselves. Also have backed the humidity down. Trying to keep between 40-50%.
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I'm eagerly waiting for blossom.
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So. This is the full flowering girl. Any ideas of this issue?
Keir Stama
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That looks like a calcium deficiency to me. Some CalMag might help. Are you using tap water, distilled water, rain water, what?So. This is the full flowering girl. Any ideas of this issue?
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killerb1970
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Tap pHed to about 6.3 left to boil off chlorine for 24+ hours. Calimajic 1 tap per gallon.
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That's I tsp per gallon.
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killerb1970
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Here's some better pictures. It doesn't show as good but mist of the leaves have a copper color to them.
wiley420
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I agree looks like a cal def. calmag supplement of some sort would be my rec
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killerb1970
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Been doing CaliMagic 1tsp per gallon. Two days ago I uped it to 2tsp per gallon. Bad thing for this far into flower isn't it?
wiley420
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The leaves won't fix them selves I'd cut back to 1tsp/gal an watch new growth. It takes a few days to notice a difference. This in a lot of def causes people (some) to start overdosing there plants causing more problem
Keir Stama
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Does that CaliMagic have Mag in it also?
wiley420
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Yes
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killerb1970
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Yes
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killerb1970
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Yeah I knew the leaves won't come out of it but this deep in flower is there gonna be enough green leaves to feed it to fruition?
BudBoy2
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This is why I opted to move away from soil especially peat based an switched to coco coir. To many problems to many possibilitiescoco is good cause it has next to nothing in it, up to u to add what the plant needs. An problems like that can take a few days before u start seeing the results so be patient. And it looks like some of the leaves r burning along the edge usually a sign of potassium def I believe. Imo
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Wiley420 is right on. I just love the way you can grow in coco coir. Really is a lot easier to grow in as like Wiley said you can always ad or reduce nutes in coco!..
Good Luck in your grow....
