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yeah circulation is important also. ideally you'd want an on and off light breeze on the plant. oscillating fans work great.

yeah that should work for the time being. just put them a few inches away around the plant for higher intensity. as long as the heat doesn't radiate too heavily on the plants your good. try not to go over 85/90F.

either way the new soil will fix that problem. before i transplanted, a few of the leaves started doing the same but stopped right after. 2 days after doing another transplant to the smaller plant, the upper leaves started turner darker green and shimmering. as in the new soil that the roots had...

you need around 30k lumens worth of CFLs or equiv with t5's. lumen output should be marked on the bulbs. and you would want daylight bulbs for vegging and soft white bulbs for flowering if you get to that point and dont have a hps hid. you wont see too much improvement in the existing leaves...

Ok thanks guys. Damn got all excited haha

Are those the little white hairs everyone hopes for

Found a product that can be bought at walmart, RustOleum Flat White Spray Paint

its past seeding at this point but yeah i would definately get some cfls, 5 even at least until you get another light source.

thanks, did a quick google and found this, think i found my paint, well the paint that i need to look for anyways.

you want the n to be fairly high, or at least higher than the other two. the ratio itself is important to maintain, but you also dont want to have too much of any of the three. yeah as long as the plants basic needs are met you just gotta leave it alone and water it every couple days. i havent...

hey looking for the most light reflective non heat reflective paint that i can get in a spray paint can. specific names would help a lot like at home depot, lowes, or walmart. thanks

that should definitely help, keep us updated.

Try to keep the upper few inches of the soil dry most of the time. Moist soil is their niche. Fly paper works pretty well too.

i would transplant into 3 gals with better soil, but just keep your current soil clump intact to disturb the plants less.

Ok but I'm weighing the benefits of both in my situation. Mylar is about 90-98% reflective, but also absorbs more of the heat same with aluminum foil, which can be as low as 60% to 80% reflective. Matte white paint however can be up to 80% to 85% reflective and absorbs significantly less heat...

So the more reading I do the more I'm leaning towards using a matte white paint as the reflective base for my grow tent. I'm currently using aluminum foil in a little makeshift grow box for the time being and apparently foil reflects more heat than it does light and doesn't actually reflect...

miracle grow over/under watering protection soil can be found at lowes and home depot and has 20-10-10. should add about 30% perlite to it also for aeration. if its focusing on healing it wont be growing too much for a few days, give it time. also i would not add any nutes to it at all, imo...

ok, i would try to keep humidity closer to 60, but it doesnt sound like a watering problem. most likely nute related like pointswest was saying, also:

thanks, ill keep an eye on it for a while. some of the other leaves are yellowing slightly in the same fashion, but hopefully it will slow to a halt.

do you think the new soil will be sufficient in that regard? its miracle grow over and under watering protection soil.