Aqua’s Hydro systems meet SPIDERFARMER SE 7000

[Moe.Red]

Couple hours next time ur here let me know! We have so many spring trainers here - I couldn’t begin to name em all there’s prolly 6 within a half hour of me from the blue jays to the yanks Steinbrenner field is right across the street from the bucs stadium -

Rays games are inside so nice weather always ! But I think they will be leaving soon contract is up and they want to play right on the water , they want a new stadium o. The bay

Next spring I'll hit you up and raid your stash

 

[PK1]

Next spring I'll hit you up and raid your stash

@Moshmen grows killer weed. He just never shows it, just couple teaser pictures here and there

 

[Aqua Man]

Ok 1 probably not gonna make it but here is the pics of crown rot incase anyone does not know what it looks like

 

[Moe.Red]

@Moshmen grows killer weed. He just never shows it, just couple teaser pictures here and there

Yeah, I know. He pretends he doesn't know a lot all the time too. IF people only knew how many plants he has grown, and done so in 90+ degree heat and super high humidity...

 

[ninjadip]

Ok 1 probably not gonna make it but here is the pics of crown rot incase anyone does not know what it looks like

Interesting... Never seen it. Sorry for your loss but thanks for sharing.

 

[Moe.Red]

Ok 1 probably not gonna make it but here is the pics of crown rot incase anyone does not know what it looks likeView attachment 1279677View attachment 1279676View attachment 1279675

Since your res is positive pressure, if there was perlite in the coco do you think that would have helped to push O2 up thru the media and prevent this?

 

[Aqua Man]

Interesting... Never seen it. Sorry for your loss but thanks for sharing.

No big deal im kinda excited to have it tbh… nothing like first hand experience.

Tgis is what happens when you don’t inspect your plants. It could have and should have been easily avoided

 

[PerfecTrader]

Ok 1 probably not gonna make it but here is the pics of crown rot incase anyone does not know what it looks like

RIP #1 and see you on the other side

 

[PK1]

Since your res is positive pressure, if there was perlite in the coco do you think that would have helped to push O2 up thru the media and prevent this?

i agree with this. The coco looks to wet and if that wetness is consistent than it's given for a rot to happen

 

[Aqua Man]

Since your res is positive pressure, if there was perlite in the coco do you think that would have helped to push O2 up thru the media and prevent this?

I think it was wet, very high temp, not sterile or live until just recently, did not keep the bottoms cleaned up for air flow and had poor airflow over the pots…

im sure all of those contributed but majorly was not running bacteria while running very high temps and not pulling the humid air away from the base of the stem.

Those little white nubs are actually roots forming and that tells me the moisture in the air just above the coco was waaaay to high

 

[Aqua Man]

i agree with this. The coco looks to wet and if that wetness is consistent than it's given for a rot to happen

Wet roots are not the real issue the issue is the humid air at the base of the stem which your right is partially due to wet coco but more so the poor airflow at the base of the stem.

i basically created the perfect conditions for this to happen. So its all on me… 100% preventable grower error here

 

[PK1]

Wet roots are not the real issue the issue is the humid air at the base of the stem which your right is partially due to wet coco but more so the poor airflow at the base of the stem.

i basically created the perfect conditions for this to happen. So its all on me… 100% preventable grower error here

Thats the beauty of experimenting

 

[Madmax]

Ok 1 probably not gonna make it but here is the pics of crown rot incase anyone does not know what it looks likeView attachment 1279677View attachment 1279676View attachment 1279675

Ah so thats crown rot..its funny a forum member put a pic up of one of his branches that is showing exactly that, but not at the base but up way further on the stem.

 

[Aqua Man]

Ah so thats crown rot..its funny a forum member put a pic up of one of his branches that is showing exactly that, but not at the base but up way further on the stem.

yeah then its rot but not crown rot… southern AG fungicide should help if its not to late. You get rot in many places but its always due to infection for various reasons… sometimes bug damage leads to rot but typically its a humidity thing

 

[Madmax]

@TSD problem solved..

 

[Madmax]

yeah then its rot but not crown rot… southern AG fungicide should help if its not to late. You get rot in many places but its always due to infection for various reasons… sometimes bug damage leads to rot but typically its a humidity thing

Thats good to know Aqua..glad you put that up..

 

[TSD]

@TSD problem solved..View attachment 1279694

Problem was solved yesterday via amputation lol.

 

[Madmax]

Yeah i seen that just before i posted here ...atleast we know now..ive never ever seen this before till this year..

 

[Cashmeh]

Step 1: Collect data.

^^^ stuck here at the moment.

 

[Moshmen]

Yeah, I know. He pretends he doesn't know a lot all the time too. IF people only knew how many plants he has grown, and done so in 90+ degree heat and super high humidity...

Lol I have grown in 100 degrees this year and as much as 75 rh it’s been crazy but dude they definitely are not picture worthy this round ! Lol -I’ll have it all straightened out though before next summer! Lol bigger mini split and larger dehuey just another grand to throw at a hobby! Lmao

I pulled buds apart and got 50 mph winds goin on right now! Lol but we gonna make it to the finish ! Couple more weeks