I can raise the planter to give it more light.
I'm trying to not overdo it with lighting this time but maybe she does need more?
With fertilizer and light is ALWAYS better underfeed that overfeed the plants
Sorry for the double post
I can raise the planter to give it more light.
I'm trying to not overdo it with lighting this time but maybe she does need more?
With fertilizer and light is ALWAYS better underfeed that overfeed the plants
Maybe I should aim for around 12,000 LUX ??
IDK i've tried one time my friend phone and the lux meter display 60% of the lux that my phone misure...
But in my opinion your seedling is doing fine.
It is hard to judge what the cause is. I would say yes to the overwatering.
The picture I was talking about is #5 in the album. The very edges of the leaves. It might not hurt to put a sticky trap or tape to help keep watch on what might be flying or crawling around. If they are in the soil in a larvae stage that would lead to the overwatering since the roots are under attack. It sounds like you took all precautions. I'm also pretty new myself and out of the loop. Maybe other more experienced growers will chime in. I don't know anything about the new leds or sils. I had thought about rope lighting the walls of my cabinet and this thread and your experiences are helping me learn about it.
I've already decided I should make my cabinet taller. When I do go leds it sounds like I need to be able to give more vertical space to allow me to adjust light levels better. If I have a 4' cab with a 1' soil bed and 16" plants it won't give me much room for beam intensity.
EDIT: See the last photo you posted right above. That is the edges I was talking about.
The skunk seedling is doing fine...give her time, she is a little bit shocked but nothing to worry about.
Skunk is also an IBL so she don't grow as fast as an hybrid/F1.
The Amnesia is happy nothing to say about.
What's the light schedule on the bigger ones?
A photo plant goes 12/12 to 10/14 so she can "eat" more light than an auto on 24/24.
So if an photo plant recive 60k/70k lux an auto (in theory, i don't grow autos) can recive 30k/35k lux max.
PS don't overwater or (worst) overfeed them
The same claw in the tip in the same zone that the other have..
I dont know what to think, they show the same symptoms in the same area..
Also i am not seeing them stretching. They getting thicker but no taller..
Sorry another time for double post.......
Yes is better give to a transplanted plant half the light for 1 to 3 days, specially if she is young, but only if you use a considerable amount of light.
If your light level is moderate (10k lux) you don't need do that.
And if you use peat is better transplant them in the same soil quality.
My 2 cents.
It's the new growth and younger growth that's important.
The old stuff is a record of the past.
[...] I think it's much the same thing.
Why would a plant waste its resources, growing and stretching if it gets all the light and photosynthesis it needs, without all the stretching.