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By TrapsAndDews
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I'm sticking with my theory that my seedlings got too much light. When I moved some of my seedlings further away from the lights, they turned a little less red, but increased in growth. This seems to be the only explanation I can find as to why my seedlings won't grow directly under my lights.
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By -Stanley-
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TrapsAndDews wrote:I'm sticking with my theory that my seedlings got too much light. When I moved some of my seedlings further away from the lights, they turned a little less red, but increased in growth. This seems to be the only explanation I can find as to why my seedlings won't grow directly under my lights.
I disagree. I believe you dont feed yours. When I fed all of my seedlings they all took off in growth.
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The plants didn’t grow at all under the lights. Fertilizing had no affect when my seedlings were directly under the lights.
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Plants definitely need nutrition. Even not so lighting plays a role, although it is important :roll:
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