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Hi, I know how that goes. It's always a work in progress and an effort to upgrade during the growing to try to get better results. I've done that myself, but those look good for that amount of time. I hope my results will be as good, but I probably won't be able to start anything new until after the holidays. I've never started in winter before. I hope you get good results, and it's always a learning experience.
Mike:thumbsup:
hey guys well my setup is simple and on low budget for an HPS system right now.
what soil for my ladies, and where can i get the CFL sockets and is it the cool white that do the job. or the yellow ones will work too???
thanks
Hi, cool white I would think for the 1st, vegitation stage. Yellow, or better yet, more red for the bud stage. But I'm not an expert.
Mike
Well first off, I think this would have been better asked in your own thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by blowin
And why do you need CFL sockets if your using an HPS system? :wtf:
Anyway....Can anybody tell me if it's normal for the new leaves to be a much lighter green than the older ones? I'm assuming it's because the chlorophyll hasn't been fully developed yet.
Really nice grow and log here. Shov
It's either when they are experiencing rapid growth or Nitrogen deficient in my experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaiten408
Thanks Shov. :smokin:
Lets hope it's the rapid growth redtails :thumbsup:
ya i have been wondering that too but then the leaves darken out a day later but now i think that they may be too dark a green!
i hope you are right but i also think you are too if that is any consolation
luck -J
I've had that happen with unusually light green. It stayed that way for a good while and nothing seemed to be amiss. It eventually changed to a more normal green.
in my observation of my girls i have found it stays light green for a day.. sometimes 2 then it starts to darken quickly?? is that how yours act??