Seedlings are 5 Days old but looks like stretching or am I wrong.
Please help
They are asking for more light.
Move the light closer. That will help stop it.
it was 23 inches away from the light. what you guys recommend how close I should lower it?
120 watt quantum board @MrPeat @MidwestGuy
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Make and model?
Youâre going to have to either turn the light up or bring it closer to your plants.
Youâre going to need more light to flower 3 plants. Itâs okay for seedlings, but for veg and flowering you need more.
Kingbrite Quantum Board LED Grow Light - 120W, Lm301H, 3500K was on 70%
From what @Graysin tells me, those king rites work well so yeah move a bit closer
Iâd back fill them when you get your light distance sorted out
I use HLG lights so they are usually 48â above the plants. Because they are powerful.
Your lightâŚno clue the distance.
Thatâs gonna be pretty far away unless you have it at 100% power.
My KingBrite doesnât run hot til itâs up over 80% power, so you can decide if you want to crank it up or if you wanna lower the light.
PS - check the driver, thereâs a little rubber plug that you can get a small screwdriver into - if you crank it all the way to the right (turn clockwise), your driver may output some more power and brighten up the lights. My KingBrite driver came dimmed to about 50% internally so when I had it at 50% it was really only 25% power til I adjusted my driver internally too.
My HLG at full power does about the same as my KingBrite at full power - runs cooler because the heat sink is better by quite a bit. But Iâm judging it from a 240w KingBrite and a QB288 260XL kit.
It is the same for all of us with new lights. You have to see what works. The important point is you recognized they were stretching more than wanted. The two options are increase intensity (more power if dimmed down) or decrease the height above the plant. If 70% is accurate (I use a kill-A-Watt meter to verify) that is about right but should lower to 20".