Scrog LED a prayer before tying
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 4:38 pmGreetings.
I've done loads of research. Still, nothing replaces actual experience.
Could anyone please take a look and tell me how I might improve moving forward with this grow?
These 4-Nep Jams, 1-8miles high regulars broke soil on July 4. They were growing outdoors (40N) . During that time I topped, lst'd and super cropped them. When I brought them inside September 9, I potted them up from 2 gal to 4 gal using same organic soil mix. I placed them under the screen with a 480 actual watt LED 22 inches above screen, set at 12/12. They have been under the light and screen for 8 days.
I realize it probably wasn't wise to repot and move from sun to LED at the same time. I won't do that next time.
Are these where the should be as far as development. They have been fed very lightly with just a few soaking of tea. I don't notice any deficiencies. Those few beat up leaves and bits of yellow result from being held down by rocks while they were vegging.
I am an absolute beginner so any and all suggestions, advice or question is very much appreciated.
The pics didn't size very well sorry.
Mo
I've done loads of research. Still, nothing replaces actual experience.
Could anyone please take a look and tell me how I might improve moving forward with this grow?
These 4-Nep Jams, 1-8miles high regulars broke soil on July 4. They were growing outdoors (40N) . During that time I topped, lst'd and super cropped them. When I brought them inside September 9, I potted them up from 2 gal to 4 gal using same organic soil mix. I placed them under the screen with a 480 actual watt LED 22 inches above screen, set at 12/12. They have been under the light and screen for 8 days.
I realize it probably wasn't wise to repot and move from sun to LED at the same time. I won't do that next time.
Are these where the should be as far as development. They have been fed very lightly with just a few soaking of tea. I don't notice any deficiencies. Those few beat up leaves and bits of yellow result from being held down by rocks while they were vegging.
I am an absolute beginner so any and all suggestions, advice or question is very much appreciated.
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The pics didn't size very well sorry.
Mo
