Can I have any problems putting water on the plant under the led or should I put the plant out, water and then put it on the led again?

Indoor Growing
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Can I have any problems putting water on the plant under the led or should I put the plant out, water and then put it on the led again?

Anyone know if I put water under the led could be problematic?

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I wouldn’t put water on the plant, you can cause burns. You can water the soil under the light :slight_smile:

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Agree with @Zee, keep the water off the leaves. If you are watering the grow medium, it is fine to leave the light on.

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When growing indoor is a good practice to let plant get an hour of sun in the morning around 10 - 11am and put them back on indoor? Or this can stress out the plants?

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I never heard of it being a good practice. However new to growing. As my man Hellraiser says, keep indoor plants, indoors. You could bring back bugs/pest into your grow area.

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I agree with @Zee I liked to give my plants full sun sometimes but they would catch flying seeds in the pots and get aphids and stuff after a short time. Last time I saw a little critter in a bud after I brought it back in, I decided not to take them out anymore.

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@voodoo1911 I moved your thread to the one you started. Please try to ask your questions within the thread already opened: this saves memory and keeps the site inclogged.

Thank you.

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I have 3 Northern Lighting Automatic with 14 days of life. They are on the init state building the 3 and 4 true leaves on a 1L pot with:

40% perlite
40% peat
20% earthworm humus

I have the following fertilizers with me:

  • BioBizz Fish-Mix
  • BioBizz Bio-Heaven
  • BioBizz Root Juice
  • BioBizz Bio-Grown
  • BioBizz Bio-Bloom

My question is, when to start to fertilize? Should I wait until the decotyledons or the first leaves start getting yellow (nutrient deficience) and then start with fertilizers or should I start with them now and observe the reactions of the plant?

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Well done @voodoo1911 You HAD a question about another topic and so, like a well-organised person, you opened up a new thread. This thread is about watering your other thread was about lighting.

I’m puzzled about @Myfriendis410 actions?

Really?

How Much?

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@voodoo1911 I have a thread about mixing indoor/outdoor growing techniques and lights here,

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There was an upgrade to system memory; we were directed to limit the opening of new threads while a problem was being addressed by IT types. I also mentioned that it keeps the topic titles populated with more variety than one or two growers (uncluttered). It’s always been best to keep grow-related questions within your own journal if you ever want a reference.