Power Flower RQS Lst (organic).

have fun dude good luck! plan sounds good, efficient plants/time/harvest ratio

I would expect different results under different lights. Maybe you could rotate the plants around in the tent so the all get equal time under the newer light?

Best of luck on the germination and grow. The setup looks great!

Your buds are looking beautiful! I love seeing people doing photoperiod strains and make it through to the end. I agree with the dude. All leds are different in their powers and abilities, make note of the weak light so you can plan your plants around it so they get an equal dose of the good lights.

Looks as good as any plant ever. Very nice work!

Happy Grow! Beautiful seedling diary :-D Bye

great looking organic buds!

@Kenderember Yes, every light has its own effects/spectrum/efficiency. But more than the lights, your airflow can also be involved. I had a similar scenario while I was away for 2 weeks, with only 1 air intraction at the bottom of my closet (left). The plant on the left, close to the air entrance, grew very quickly with a lot of buds, whereas the plant on the right has poorly developed and gave me a light yield. Same strain, same light, same containers, same nutrients. Only the airflow was a bit different. I’d recommend to organize rotations between your plants, and make sure each one of them get a nice and cool air breathe. I’ll be around, good luck with these beauties! 👊

Hey I was just wondering..is your day temp really 97? If so, dont high temps like that slow growth? I think ive also heard it can burn off terpenes. I saw your post about the unusual growth compared with the packaging, I wonder if that could have a hand in it. Ive heard watering with ice water can help trick the plant there's cooler temps. Have you ever tried that ....I'm preparing for high and dry climates myself so I'm curious what others have seen and done about it. Great job with the grow this weeks pics look really nice.

Nice buds there mate you done godd good luck with the rest of the grow