What Caused My Plant To Stop Growing In Height?

kevgrow
kevgrowstarted grow question 6y ago
Hey Guys, last week ran into a small problem with plant #2, it was not growing in height and the leaves were starting to look less green. It was receiving low to medium lighting so I lowered it more to around 65 lux 100. It looks like its slowly beginning to grow again.
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Plant. Too short
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Qaggy
Qaggyanswered grow question 6y ago
Looks like you took cutting from her last week. She may have needed a bit more time before you flipped her. Some need that extra few days. Give her a few days and she will shoot up now you have her in flower. She looks healthy so she will bounce back soon. Will follow your grow my friend :)
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Bloombuster
Bloombusteranswered grow question 6y ago
Hey, buddy! 👋😇 You might find it useful to know about the light intensity ranges at different stages of plant development! 👇 Effective light intensity ranges, starting from planting the plant: Day 1 (250-500lux) Day 2 (500-1000lux) Day 3 (1000-2000lux) After five pairs of leaves, full vegetation (2000-20000lux) Flowering (20000-80000lux). In theory, the most optimal for flowering is considered to be (45000-65000lux). Try not to exceed 90000 lux. Otherwise – 100% problems due to processes happening too actively in the plant! ----------------------------------------------------- Your light intensity is 63*100=6300lux - just what you need for good vegetation! 😇👌 Good luck, bro! 😇👍
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