Right now the are getting the same Par as they were under the mars. I normally go 300 watts at 30" for veg. The only reason the light is so far is because these things went droopy as soon as I put them in there. The light was closer and at 50% when I moved them. They will snap out of it. As long as they stay green and healthy they will give us seeds. I just hate seeing them looking sad, lol. I will have to see how they look tomorrow after the adjustment and go from there.
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Not trying to infiltrate your grow my friend just trying to help you not your own knowledge on what could be wrong.
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I really appreciate it man, by all means keep the suggestions coming. I want to hear them and am appreciative. What I don’t know could and does fill libraries and I don’t feel like you are infiltrating anything. Seriously, I want to hear your opinions. Ran out of likes again .
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Just a suggestion Doug. But maybe leave the Cal-Mag and Epsom out for a couple feeds. Reason I suggest it is the Candyland I grew was a fat leaf thick stock plant and I was having issues until I eliminated the Cal-Mag. After that it took off. I use tap water which I believe is about the same as yours. If your using RO water well that’s a different story.
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That is easy enough done @Floyd . I will mix up a new batch of nutes and feed 2 of them without the Epsom salt and Cal-Mag. That should tell us in a day or 2 if that’s the issue. Thanks bud, happy to give that a shot. Hey I appreciate the input from you, BigMike55 and everyone else. Keep the ideas coming.
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I have some going. I managed to slow them by transplanting too early and the humidity dropped and I have been struggling with it since. I do know the only ones of mine that actually lift the leaves are almost dry. This is in soil though.
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You have some PPP going and it is also drooping like mine? Can you post some pics?
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Ok so the lights came on and I snapped a few pics. Going to try what Floyd suggested and drop the Calimagic and Epsom Salt for tonight’s feeding. I will feed in a few hours, want to see how they look once they wake up with new light setting.
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as stated they slowed when I up potted too soon. They are now struggling with humidity at the least. Exacerbated by being started in rock wool. Not an issue at all unless like I did you did not really wait for roots to emerge all the way and just up potted. I suspect a couple never penetrated the rockwool and the roots are not established.
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They actually look a tad better to my eye. True test is usually what new growth looks like. Hang in there man
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Absolutely, they are going turn out just fine, I have faith. A few tweaks is all they need, just have to figure out the right tweaks. I have to do it one thing at a time so I know what is helping. I appreciate the input and suggestions bud.
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The main thing is that they are growing
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They’re coming around for sure. They were just getting a little nap in before the big ride. 
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Thanks man. I have never had such a temperamental strain before but it wants to grow so any issues are on me, not them. A few adjustments and these things are going to be awesome. After watching them for days I can’t help but think the light adjustment has helped. As they get stronger I can turn it back up.
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Thats what I was thinking. Very easy to try and nothing lost. 
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Well, at this point they are 1 generation indoors and like 50 years outdoors. So keep that in mind. They aren’t yet used to their environment, so they may benefit from a few rounds of selection toward the ones that seem to do the best in tents.
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Yes sir, appreciate the input. I will try it tonight on
half of them. The weird part is that when you look at pics 7 days ago before I moved them under the new light they looked fine. That’s why I think the light intensity is an issue as nothing else changed including their feed. Now I have adjusted light to the level there were at before move and I will try your suggestion as well on half so I know what worked. If nothing else I am having fun and learning so life is good.
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That’s a great point. There should be plenty of seeds in the end for someone to stabilize for better indoor.
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Damn man… definitely a difference after the adjustment- nice work💥
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