That's where I'm unclear, Autodude. I'm only running 9500 lumens. Read somewhere (I think) that between 2000 and 5000 lumen per square foot is good. Does that sound right?
Download Light-o-meter if you have an Android device and place your phone/tablet directly under the lights. You'll get a better idea of what kind of lumen output you're getting from those bulbs. Nice grow cab BTW and I've read quite a few successful grows using similar amount of light. All the knowledgeable and friendly guys on here will help you throughout the whole process. Good luck with your grow. Subbed [emoji106]That's where I'm unclear, Autodude. I'm only running 9500 lumens. Read somewhere (I think) that between 2000 and 5000 lumen per square foot is good. Does that sound right?
There should be a few on the Apple store. Just type in light meter or lumen meter. There should be one called Pocket Light Meter.Thanks, all! Supernann, I saw you mention the light-o-meter on another thread. Tried to find an iPhone equivalent, but nothing (for free anyway). If anybody knows of something that would work, please share :thank:
Shouldn't be a problem. One of my plants at seedling stage experienced a little stretch and an oscillating fan pushed it over completely. Propped it back up using a makeshift Y shaped crutch using toothpicks. Kept on growing and now its as strong as an Ox.Hi all! Beginning week two of my 1st grow. Haven't been able to add the 125w 6400k cfl yet. Waiting for reflector to arrive. So shocked that my local grow shop didn't have reflectors that came without bulbs. I've got bulbs coming out my ears!!
Anyway, here are some pics of the girls:
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Judy Liza
Liza had a little accident overnight. The temp/humid gauge fell over onto her.She's a little bent, but not broken. Propped her up with that spoon. Should I worry?
Other than that little mishap, things are going ok (I think). Do they appear from the pics to be progressing normally?
All thoughts and opinions are sooo appreciated.
Cheers :tiphat:
Jenny
Possibly heat and low humidity problem. Stick a tray of water by a fan in the cab and the humidity quickly rises. They'll keep on growing but eventually the leaf curling goes away on new growth.Thanks for the words of encouragement, Supernann. Unfortunately, another problem has arisen with that same plant.
Anyone - PLEASE HELP! Her leaves are curling:
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(Those 2 center pics are duplicates and none of them are very good)
My concerns are the soil is too acidic or I let them get too dry. Watered them both really well for the first time and the runoff was in the ~5 ish range.
Any thoughts? I don't want my baby to suffer!!!
Thanks so much,
Jenny