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    #11
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    Completely Limp Leaf

    Yes. Read the link in my sig. Then read it again.
    Your 120 watt light- is it an incandescent?
    What is your water source, and are you giving fertilizer?

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    #12
    Senior Member

    Completely Limp Leaf

    from whats given it sounds as if the light is to far away, resulting in the plant "stretching" to obtain more light

    how much heat does that bulb put off? if minimal then keep the light 2-5 inches away the closer the better - if that agro lite is a fluorescent , if it is not a fluoro then let someone more experienced solve your problem as it could be circulation or other issues causing it :jointsmile::jointsmile:
    gl mate
    check out my grow log:
    Greenatik\'s Vertical Coco Cab

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Completely Limp Leaf

    This one? Lose it. It's useless. Use flourescents.

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    #14
    Senior Member

    Completely Limp Leaf

    I merged these threads because if this is the bulb you are using, it's teh same problem- crappy light bulb, no penetration, no light to low leaves, stretch.
    Bend the tall plants over sideways and tie them down, and switch to flouros. Read the link in my sig if you haven't yet.

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