crimsonecho
Self-Proclaimed Don Quixote
Guys i’m not trying to have an epic rap battle here. I can agree with soil being different than yours and environment is being less than optimal and that plants may adjust from the get go under strong lights, eventho it takes more time for it to adjust imo etc. But i still will never start anything under full sun here. Not needed and that strong light puts much unneeded stress ime.
Also man, field crops are always started in fields its no problem for them. Many many generations have been adjusted and you are doing “selective breeding” even if you don’t conciously. You get the best looking cobs to be your seeds. Thats the better adjusted plants to your growing style.
The problem here is the leaves are shying away from the lights. Whether it is a rootzone problem or temps or rh or over-underwatering, giving that much light at this point is only counterproductive imo.
Also man, field crops are always started in fields its no problem for them. Many many generations have been adjusted and you are doing “selective breeding” even if you don’t conciously. You get the best looking cobs to be your seeds. Thats the better adjusted plants to your growing style.
The problem here is the leaves are shying away from the lights. Whether it is a rootzone problem or temps or rh or over-underwatering, giving that much light at this point is only counterproductive imo.