Lighting Too Soon For Each to Have Their Own Autocob?

[lunarman]

I also raised the light above the runt of the litter and gave her a straight RO water feed as I’m thinking some of the waterings she received over the last little bit might have been more than she needed. Humidity is now @ 47% since hanging the damp towel in there.

Well judging by the pictures your plants are looking great.

 

[R_HIDIA]

Well judging by the pictures your plants are looking great.

Thanks lunarman. I’m hoping for an explosion of growth- hopefully soon!

 

[HemiSync]

Thanks lunarman. I’m hoping for an explosion of growth- hopefully soon!

So how did your light placement experimentation go, enquiring minds want to know.

 

[R_HIDIA]

So how did your light placement experimentation go, enquiring minds want to know.

I’d have to say it went fine. I don’t believe it harmed them any, but as Sm0 had mentioned, it wouldn’t be necessary (from the standpoint of considering what the plants need.) in my situation, once I moved my tent I kinda needed them running to help me with temps. I’ve posted some pics. They’re coming along- not as quick as I’d like but that’s on me. A few mistakes early on that I can consider as lessons learned and I still don’t have my extraction/ventilation system sorted- I’ll have the parts tomorrow after work. 4in typhoon fan and a can-filter. Got a bit of nute burn, but all in all things things are moving along. I’ve been a bit stubborn with my runt- I probably should’ve been mixing up a separate feed for her but the combination of lazy and stubborn is a powerful thing, so I’ve probably not been doing her any favours by giving her the same feed as the others. Maybe I’ll consider making a separate bottle for the runt as I’ve noticed after my last feeding 2 petioles have turned purple! Oh well!

 

[HemiSync]

They are looking pretty good.

I have a hard time keeping temps up in my basement in the winter and have my tent sitting on a four inch pallet to keep it off the cold floor which also saves it from basement floods. In addition, I purchased a Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat which I plug the fan into and can set temp limits, both high and low. So I set the high for 80f and the low for 72f. Then the fan stays off until the tent reaches the set temp. This also allows your humidity to build up a little when the girls are transpiring.