I actually think I'll leave them alone and not bend them over as I am into flowering and the most important thing I would think is lots of light. I bought 3 more. One a 200 watt CFL, another 100 watt CFL and another 2 foot with a full spectrum 900 lumen (6500 kelvin) and a warm with 1300 lumens stuffed in it. So total I have:

2 100 watt CFL's (3600 lumens for both)
1 200 watt CFL (2600 lumens)
1 4 footer with a GrowLux and warm (80 watts) (3000? lumens)
1 2 footer with a GrowLux and warm (40 watts) (1500 lumens)
1 2 footer with the full sectrum and warm (40 watts) (2200 lumens)

So total I have 560 watts of florescents with about 13,000 lumens. Plus two good fans in there blowing things around and keeping what heat there is down to a manageable degree. About 80-81 degrees in there when closed up.

And I would let it veg more but I have height constraints that limit their finished height to about 3 feet. At 16" right now 6 days into flowering. From what people have said it should at least double that by the end.

Sound cool?
Marc Benson Reviewed by Marc Benson on . Folded drooping leaves? Have some leaves (new growth) that look like they've been folded. Just like it sounds...looks like they've been folded. Length wise. Some the jagged edges of the leaves are all that's folded under. Drooping a little too as are some bigger fans. Top is perfect. No problems. Could this be a lack of light problem? Plant's are about 12" and 14" tall. Been into flowering 12/12 for 5 days. Before that 24 hours a day veg. Am using the dreaded florescents to do this grow. 220 watts of grow bulbs Rating: 5