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It’s fine, as long as you do it in moderation. Remove the big leaves blocking light only. The rest propel growth. Don’t overdo it. I defoliate all throughout flowering.

Those are males. I don’t know about hermies, just look like regular males to me.

Growing...maritomatoes

God damned China! I buy from them cuz it’s cheaper. I gotta eat my words now. Yum yum. Lol

I don’t know Stephen, but I use Spider Farmer. I stand corrected. They are good lights though. I don’t think we should all be hijacking the thread with arguing though. The poster needed help. I didn’t realize there was a major fight going on in this forum. Better to help the poster I...

Well shit, you may be right. Thanks!

I’m not going to hop into a fight here. Lol. This is ridiculous all the fighting. Blurples are plain trash. That is correct. They can get an ok yield, but the entire concept of blurples is silly.

. Spot on accurate info.

. False...very false

Are you trippin, bro? The SF2000 has a flowering area of 2x4. It’s perfect for your tent, and is very fucking efficient.

What in the fuckety fucking fuck is with all the bull shitty shit posts? lol I'm losty, lost!

Yup..it's getting the first one bladed serrated leaves. It's probably like a week old.

All I can say is related to my own personal experience. Whether growing in Coco or DWC you are completely in control of what's in the water and solution. I used distilled, and tap water, but I added CalMag to make sure there were no deficiencies. As far as using Fox Farm...yes, it has the...

OMG!!! No...take it from experience...your cotyledon are gone. It's dead, bro. Cry a little, and try again. Same thing if you were to break the taproot of a new sprout.

I think for the size of the plants at present, it's best to use one light until they get much wider. It doesn't really hurt to have both on, but you are just wasting electricity and putting wear on the light. After you acclimate them, I think it would be best to lower them to around 18 inches...

From the photo, all looks great other than too much light at this point from two lights, and the fact they are too far away. Cheers!

What is the strain? sounds like a pure indica. Short internodal spacing is actually very desirable for dense compact buds.

At 18 inches you'll roughly get a PPFD of 733 at dead center without taking into consideration the overlap. Actually, you don't need two lights for the veg phase...until they get larger. Also, remember that height growth is not always your friend. These plants double in height at the start of...

Acclimation is a great thought indeed. There is no way to burn your plants at 18 inches with these lights after acclimation from my personal experience.