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Steek88
Steek88started grow question 2 years ago
Yes that’s incorrect I don’t have a thermostat just yet but I know the plants happy prob 15 degrees with fan there I don’t wana lift the light just yet as i don’t want it being a talk skinny plant.it’s to be moved in the next 2 e weeks to its bloom cycle
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
15C is too cold even when lights are off.. that will potentially impact cell biology/chemistry. you need to do a little trial and error to learn what intensity you need to provide to prevent stretching... too much light will stunt the plant and be just as bad of an outcome. if those new nodes stack on top of each other, it's too close / too strong (dimming or raising light accomplishes same thing for the most part). A seedling may even fall over if the light is too strong... trying to put more distance between it and the overly powerful light relative to stage of life cycle. anyway, the coloration in the blurry pictures is probably caused by the 15C environment. You'll see "autumn" colors in cold weather because the plant isn't able to process things properly at those temperatures.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago
15 is to cold. Looks like you have this in a room with a heater, If the room temperature is warm enough then your grow box will be alot warmer. The light itself will put off a lot of heat. Just make sure the fan does not blow directly on the plants. Its just there to keep air moving around the grow box. Happy Growing
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