Tagging @Manfromthenorth so you can see the updates in the right thread 
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Ok cool how does the air flow in the cabinet now up threw the floor and out the top that’s what it looks like to me but just making sure. As I stated in other thread if you mounted that small fan in one of the upper corners pointing in opposite corner and put a fan controller on it you could dial your air circulation rate in.
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Growth you wait till you starting budding lol your gonna be like wtf wow that nugged up fast.
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Not sure what we are referring to by “praying”. Are you speaking about the the behavior of the leaves. At what point in the cycle, veg, flower??
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yes they can do it really in any stage but it becomes very obvious during flower, this is a great example from @ryasco ‘dwarf’ c99. usually a sign they are very happy
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This is what I thought.
I have heard that this is a means of saving energy when in flower. The leaves lock upward and stop rising and drooping with the change of light.
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Yep, this is how it works.
Probably don’t have room to have it in the corner per say, but I bet I can get close.
Nope, that was only temporary.
I’m actually planning on this… I originally mounted the strip inside before I had my light built, I was using a screw in array and didn’t want to drill any holes for it.
I think I covered all your points @Manfromthenorth lol.
By praying I mean the leaves pointed up, In any cycle (veg or bloom) I’ve always heard this was a sign of a healthy plant.
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http://www.biology-online.org/search.php?search=Leaf+"praying"
“These plants do have apical meristems and in areas of leaf attachment, called nodes, they have the third type of meristematic tissue. This meristem will also actively produce … The prayer plant gets its name from the fact that its leaf blades are vertical at night, resembling praying hands. During the day, however, the leaf …
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Interesting!
I could spend a lot of time reading up lol.
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This seems to be the opposite action of the cannabis plant during veg cycle anyway.
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yeah i think cannabis plants follow the light and since most indoor lights are stationary the leaves stay in 1 place. also heard it could have something to do with turgor pressure. i imagine with all these changing laws there’ll be more information and studies to confirm or deny stoner science
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One can only hope brother.
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Thank you jelly 
You know I love ya
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day 31 veg. I’m considering flipping soon as I don’t know how bad any of these will stretch. The little solo cups will be kinda fun to try and keep alive.
And for what everyone loves, Pics.
@Manfromthenorth Fixed part of what you were suggesting. 
These look promising, no signs of true sex though yet.
Should I be concerned with this leaf deformation? it’s the only leaf on the tallest bagseed plant like this.
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I get leaves that look like that usually after I trans plant and have damaged the root ball a little. But that’s just my ep. Could be that that plant is going to be a headache like my blueberry headband from emerald triangle I’m still trying to figure that thing out. I think this will be las run for us on that one till I can ge a better selection of stock.
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Took the thought from my mind. No worry, plant can handle little things along the way.
The good news is, the longer a plant takes to show sex, the more likely it is a female. 
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Personally, I would wait until they all shoe pre-flowers. Then i would do a deep top, give a few days for new growth, then flip. Either that or start LST and get some horizontal growth going. Flipping now will give you single colas with little side branching IME.
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i’ve heard there is less stretch with LEDs, all of my plants stretched about the same which was very little, but i am also flowering under 4k boards
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I’m using 3500k so I’m probably going to get a little stretching, but man the nodes are so tight together it’s gonna be interesting to see the results.
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