Skinny leaves would blue spectrum help them?

Skinny leaves during flowering is normal and to be expected......... No, turning the bloom off will not give you bigger leaves...........at this stage you should worry about the flowers, not the leaf size!

And fellas go to my next week...lol this fricken 230w v1000 does not make my plants look very healthy i need to stop taking pictures with them on,my week i just posted i turned em off and you can see they are not yellow just skinny lol

@autoflowerssuck i sprayed a small area with a little bit of foliar spray diluted with water to see if it would help but it didnt so i only did it that one time

My hypothesis is that if you didn't adjust the light received by your plant by adding a lamp, you suddenly boosted photosynthesis and it pumped more water and nutrients from the soil, causing an overdose of PK. Reduce your dose of fertiliser and/or adjust the settings on your lamps to bring things back into balance.

CCT and R:B ratio don't have that profound of an effect... it won't make normally fat leaves develop as skinny leaves. This can be caused by overfeeding p or k, but can also be genetics. It'd be rare, but a Zn-deficency can cause skinny new groth, too, and also coincide with interveinal chlorosis, which unless the grow lights are decieving, looks to be the case here. This would more likely be related to pH rather than an actualy deficiency in zn.. Soil typically has this stuff and soilless should be using a hydro nute line that has all the trace elements included too... so, more often lockout.

Glossy leaves are fine. It's a sign of health and vitality. It's nothing to be concerned about. What I do see that's concerning is water droplets on your flowering plants. If you are misting them, DON'T, it's a no no. Even in veg I don't suggest doing it unless you are specifically foliar feeding nutrients, in which case, the underside of the plant you want to mist, not the top side. But never do it in flower. One droplet gets into your bud and within 24 hrs you could have the culture of but rot taking form. Foliar spraying water on your plants is worthless. All it serves to do is open up vulnerabilities for pathogen infiltration. The plants don't give a shit if their leaves get wet, it's worthless.

I don't think thats going to make em grow any bigger or smaller. Looks like they are getting mini burnt tips from over feeding could be a buildup in the medium. Glossy leaves tends to happen from to much N as well. The one light should be fine if you have calculated its DLI,two lights maybe to much. Good Luck!

Or should i just take the 230w light right out of the equation? I know i post a lot of questions but i can never find the exact answer im looking for online until i actually talk to somebody on here its amazing and i honestly do appreciate you all more than you will ever know....✌️✌️✌️