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PLEASE HELP week 7

I think I figured out the issue of the little td the thermometer broke and I didn't realize it when I got a new one it was 90degrees and I think I killed the baby plant :( the rest of them are good because the fan was a lot closer, the little one was the furthest from the fan I adjusted the temp To 80degrees all the time
 
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Wait u got 3 leds? all the rest is fine,if you are asking which one is better i would keep at the 900w one and get another 900w if you want an upgrade...
 
I saw all your pics and your garden looks great! Lots of green healthy plants!

I agree with you that the occasional brown spots look like they could be a calcium deficiency. Are you using filtered water?

As far as this little one, what are your watering practices? It reminds me a bit of an iron deficiency: http://www.growweedeasy.com/iron-deficiency-cannabis You might try sticking straight to the Fox Farms nutrient trio without any supplements, just for a little while with any sick plants, since you know for sure the trio has the nutrients your plants need without other stuff that might possibly interfere with nutrient uptake. That's all I can think of, it seems like you're pretty on top of it! Some seedlings just start off slow, but most of the time you can bring them back!

You might consider moving this seedling further from the LED just for a few days until it gets better. Some plants are more sensitive to light than others, and LEDs run cool but are also powerful, and can be overwhelming to small or sick plants. Giving a little light break will help sick plants recover more quickly.

Overall it sounds like you're doing great!
 
Thank you nebulahaze my water practices for all my plants has been 700ml every 3days when my moisture scale go's from 7/10 to 3/10 like clock work in 3days I think I burnt the little guy with heat 2much I think I killed him all the leaves turned dark green and droopy and some burnt and cripy
 
Yes I have 3 led lights because to buy 3 was cheaper than 1 huge one I priced them out all over the place my led lights are 1200watt/ 350w true draw. 1000w/ 200w true draw. And 600w/ 100w true draw, total of 2800w/ 650 true draw watts
 
Wow this thread is all over the place and here is another tangent- No 100w LED could ever claim to be equivalent to a 600w HID. That's totally ridiculous if anyone ever claimed something like that. I doubt that's what the company is claiming but if they are- definitely don't buy stuff from them because they'd be lying. When buying lights look always at the actual draw and use 35 (minimum) to 50 watts (good/average) per square foot of greenery. ;)
 
I have no idea if that is correct..Viparspectra measures the 1200w at 24" i think..and it goes lower for the others...
 
Definitely keep an eye on them over the next few days and weeks! Almost any LED panel will start to burn leaves (or at least cause them to turn yellow early) at that distance.
 
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I think your right nebula my td started to turn light green/ yellow and the leaves started to curl under is this a sign of light burn/stress this started yesterday
 

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Generally it's recommended to start LEDs at 18" away, though some models can be kept closer. Some also need to be further away, especially if they have lenses focusing the light down!
 
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