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Ryguy

Ryguy

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Hi guys, I'm in my 4th week in flower. Ppm is a little over 1000. My pH is 5.8
im feeding lotus nutrients bloom and boost.
my led light is pineapple led equivalent to 250 hps. Also using a 5k led light. It's in a 2x2x5 tent. With a 171 cfm exhaust fan.

Are buds to small for being week 4. ? The lotus company suggests 1300 ppm. If they are small. Could the ppm difference be the reason? Any help would be great
 

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Oh wow luck has you for a fem. Well it helps those whom will answer you question about knowing if it was a photo which we all kinda figured by the height. But some autos are becoming huge now a days.
 
Looks right for 4th week flower. Some strains don't really start producing buds till week 3. I noticed in dwc yobuave to flip to flower before their mature enough. So that causes the first few weeks to be a transition period before they flower properly.

Also small tent and small light equals small buds but not saying they won't be awesome.
 
Took a better look at you light. Looks like an older led model. How many true watts does it pull? Might want to get a better light and turn current one into a veg light.
 
They look very nice !! Patience. I use Dyna-gro Bloom etc. I seldom let my ppm go over 1000. I try to keep the ph around 5.6. Good grow !!
 
The last 2 weeks is when buds bulk up. The light doesn’t seem like the type that will grow big buds. What wattage does it pull from the wall? Lastly, strain has a lot to do with bud size.
 
The light is underpowered for cannabis. For this light you would need a 200w minimum to cover a 2’x2’ space.
 
The problem with par values is that cannabis has not been studied enough to obtain true values. Par for lettuce or some other plant, this information might be accurate. More Professional research Needs to be conducted in order to find the true par value requirements for cannabis.
 
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