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See, mine is not exactly like yours, mine is cupping. However on some of the other plants the new growth looks identical to yours with the embossed looking leaves.

What are you on about? The tips aren't reaching for the light, the leaves are cupping upward.

I am really curious to see how this works out for you since my plants are showing the same symptoms.

Nice sig btw, chi is a dick.

True true, I'll give it more time. Thanks.

Well any 12v adapter. I wouldn't suggest a psu because of added heat.

Thanks for that dubb. Since I have moved the light further away, the plants new growth still is growing like that. Therefore it mustn't be heat.

Exactly right, good answer.

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This is exactly my theory I have always tried to explain this to people, but no one seems to understand what I am saying. +rep to you sir.

Joining late, but looking damn fine bro. +rep 400w FTW

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Yes if you leave some leaves.

Yeah go ahead and get an adapter and try it out. Be sure to check heat levels on the unit though like mrmadcow said.

Lol, thanks fellas.

Here is my 400W MH bulb. I noticed this a few weeks ago, and it seems to me the light output is a bit decreased. I have a HPS in there right now for temporary till I get this sorted out, is that okay? Oh and the bulb's life is just over a month.

Look bro, just get any 12v DC adapter and strip the wires and use that. That is what I have done, but have it wired in parallel with two five inch fans, and it works perfect! Disregard the blue fan speed wire.

I apologize for telling you to fuck off. I was already very pissed before I read your post, therefore I came to a hasty conclusion that you were playing "beat the newb". Finally, I hate any type of argument in life, and arguments online are 10x worse, therefore let us be men and call...

Yeah I read that it had a minuscule amount, however I didn't think it was any type of time release. Thanks for the heads up though, I will keep an eye out for over fertilizing.