Led distance

Just so u know aswell. Tentbuddy and Photone are light meter apps free to use. Just so u can have it if. Ud like to use . Tentbuddy is the one I use to keep my light power % and it has a VPD Calculator on the app But if u use APPLE/IOS u need to use photone. Hope it helps u out some .

Care about temps and humidity. Forget all dli shit. Blast as many as she can take . Germination and first week : 5000 lux and 30 cm 1-2 week of veg : 10k and 40cm 3 week veg : 15k 40 cm 4-5 weeks of veg 20k 40cm Flower 1 week . 30k 40 cm Flower week 2. 40k and 40 cm Week 3 flower 50 k 40 cm Week 4 flower 60 k 40 cm Week 5 - max light output, 40 cm Week 6 : max output 35 cm Week 7 max output, 30 cm Week 8 and till end : max light output and 30 cm distance to top level of canopy Thats my targets for any led. Check current diary or most old ones, light brushes tops amd still no discoloration or any shit. Love plants, care, they will reward.

Distance from Plant: Seedling Stage: During the seedling stage, you should keep the light relatively high, around 24-30 inches (61-76 cm) above the plants. This provides gentle light for young seedlings to avoid light stress. Vegetative Stage: As your plants grow, you can gradually lower the light to about 18-24 inches (46-61 cm) above the canopy. Adjust the height based on how your plants respond. Keep an eye on them to ensure they're not getting too close to the light, which could cause light stress or bleaching. Flowering Stage: During the flowering stage, maintain the light at a distance of about 12-18 inches (30-46 cm) from the top of the canopy. Again, monitor your plants closely for any signs of light stress. Some strains can handle the light closer than others. Dimmer Settings: Using the dimmer can be beneficial to adjust light intensity according to the growth stage. Here's a rough guideline: Seedling Stage: You can start with the dimmer at around 25-30% intensity. Seedlings are delicate, and they don't need intense light at this stage. Vegetative Stage: Gradually increase the light intensity as your plants grow. By the end of the vegetative stage, you can aim for around 50-75% intensity, depending on your specific strain and how well your plants are responding. Flowering Stage: In the flowering stage, you can increase the intensity to about 75-100%, depending on your strain's light requirements and how close you have the light to the canopy. Remember, these are general guidelines, and the optimal distance and intensity can vary based on your specific strain, environmental conditions, and how your plants respond. Always monitor your plants closely and adjust the light accordingly to avoid light stress or any other issues.