Hi @LostTribe,
I appreciate your input. I've been resizing the pictures and exporting them at 70% of their quality, so it makes it easier on the servers. Although it seems it's still being problematic on the user end.
Those were grown under LED, Mars Hydro TS1000. All of them went through different stages of environmental stress, and they have displayed a different stress response and capacity of withstanding the stressors. EC (both high and low), light intensity and temperature have been the top three. Hydric stress when they were in small 2L pots and low water temperature also took a toll on them.
I also generally offer lower pH ranges, specially for more narrow leaf types, 5.8-6.3.
These have been kept the same way.
I haven't ran a runoff test in soil since a long time, but out of curiosity next time I'll water them till runoff and see how that's going.
From my preliminary experience with them under subpar conditions, I can tell they have no problem flowering under LED, it's just a question of having the cardinal parameters in check.
Personally, I'm still adapting from transitioning from HID to LED. I'm getting a better grasp of the variables that I need to pay attention to, definitely still on the learning curve with them. Having such height limitations in this setup (90cm of total headspace) leaves little room for much leverage.
These were the first that had such a bad response to higher PPFD. It was a crucial mistake early on to run the panel at full power and not doing an apical cut as soon as they started entering the "danger zone" in regards to light intensity. Many of them outgrew the led panel too.
Thank you everyone for sharing your thoughts and helping a closet hack.
tZ
I appreciate your input. I've been resizing the pictures and exporting them at 70% of their quality, so it makes it easier on the servers. Although it seems it's still being problematic on the user end.
Those were grown under LED, Mars Hydro TS1000. All of them went through different stages of environmental stress, and they have displayed a different stress response and capacity of withstanding the stressors. EC (both high and low), light intensity and temperature have been the top three. Hydric stress when they were in small 2L pots and low water temperature also took a toll on them.
I also generally offer lower pH ranges, specially for more narrow leaf types, 5.8-6.3.
These have been kept the same way.
I haven't ran a runoff test in soil since a long time, but out of curiosity next time I'll water them till runoff and see how that's going.
From my preliminary experience with them under subpar conditions, I can tell they have no problem flowering under LED, it's just a question of having the cardinal parameters in check.
Personally, I'm still adapting from transitioning from HID to LED. I'm getting a better grasp of the variables that I need to pay attention to, definitely still on the learning curve with them. Having such height limitations in this setup (90cm of total headspace) leaves little room for much leverage.
These were the first that had such a bad response to higher PPFD. It was a crucial mistake early on to run the panel at full power and not doing an apical cut as soon as they started entering the "danger zone" in regards to light intensity. Many of them outgrew the led panel too.
Thank you everyone for sharing your thoughts and helping a closet hack.
tZ
Last edited: