I'm really interested in where you're setting that light.
In one picture it looks like you've got the light all the way up top.
And the bottom when you have the light pretty much right on top of the plants.
Personally I have a barrier that blocks the light and I allow the plants to come up either through holes cut in a sheet of plastic stretched across. Or having a platform and Trey for the runoff because I usually do hydroponics.
Definitely do drop the light pretty close. Light intensity is one part however I'm not sure about the footprint of that led because I've never used it which is of course why I'm asking.
However I do have to give you extreme props on an extremely clean grow.
Thanks for the kind words bro, it's great to see you! I hope you've been doing alright.
I'll take some better photos of my "nursery" light area. It's rather makeshift with 3D printed parts and a light clamping fixture at the top that I turn off at night time and back on in the morning but I keep the small purple lights on.
I try my best to keep it clean but I neglect the cleanliness at times, it's hard to keep up with everything sometimes.
Have a great day man.
Ok! Yeah man!
I definitely have been a large advocate of having LED technology as I've seen the powerful tiny beams having so much power back in the day.
For a while there I was with this one company selling LED light fixtures. Too bad I was with a group of idiots and they didn't really want to do business.
Excellent post and I can't wait to see tiny little kids grow up.