saitama
Active member
No, they are going yellow. Posted them because I want someone to look at them and advise on whether I should remove the upper leaves that are going yellow. Tired, will try to take better pictures tomorrow.
I am suprised how natural the light is compared to HPS or other LED's which look purple.
I'm having the same issue with my new Cree COBs. I think we need to feed more to keep up with the extra usable light. Some of it probably is due to the spectrum, mine look much greener during lights off.
I would leave the leaves there, but you can use your judgement. If they're too crispy, take them off. They're blocking the light for lower leaves and buds anyway.
I am currently battling this with my LED as well. You both should consider getting a PAR meter and raising your lights/dimming them down to 800-1000umols. LEDs are no joke with regard to intensity. 1100umols and above are only for running co2.
You can try upping nutes a bit, but it is a slippery slope. I wouldn't do anything until you raise the light up and see if they're happier. They won't turn green again and the only way to really tell what the right heights/dimming levels are is to use a PAR meter. I'm just using a cheapo quantum par meter from hydrofarm, but I wish I had spent the little bit extra for the Sun Systems or Apogee.
Good luck!