Hi, I've done about 4 grows and haven't been very successful. My setup:
Viparspectra 450w leds
Grocell 1.8m tent
Fan and exhaust fan on timer
I monitor heat and humidity and it never gets above 23c/73f, I have thermostat heater as it's winter here.
I don't think I'm overwatering either. Have had lots of bugs but that has cleared up somewhat
My plants seem to start well but periodically become very limp and yellow. I've tried boosting with nutrients, ive raised my lights to a distance of 80cm / 32 inch (basically as high as possible)
They are always small plants as well. Big one us about 50cm
The pics are in flowering stage
Please help if you can - I think it's light intensity, but have tried other leds that have a dimmer so could experiment with intensity, but couldn't make it work
As the leaves sort of go plae down the whole plant, I wouldnt say it was the light mate. Usually leaves like like are an extreme case of potassium def. But that can be caused by many things. The bugs may have also caused the issue.
I haven't done much feeding tbh, but have used powerfeed 14/1.4/8 npk (tomato and vegetables) recently by way of troubleshooting. It didn't seem to have any impact.
The insects looked liked small, black gnats. The pics I saw of spider mites were red, so if you're referring to those, I didn't experience them.
Just a note: I found previously that if I put the plants outside, they improved, but I don't get much sun and it's winter here at the moment. Obviously I want to get my rig working
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