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So Jalisco you would remove them from there containers, then let them sit out with the roots exposed to the open air? Thought that would kill the roots for sure.
I was gonna remove them from there containers then rinse them with fresh water and put them in a new mixture of foxfarm dirt. The more I think about it I keep thinking that the super soil I used is the cause. Either way this is not fun at all, also sry for the run on sentences.(previous post)
Also was wondering if everyone mixes there soil like Heater does and what is everyone elses advice.
Before this soil fiasco I was putting 1" rockwool in to 4" rockwool and then in to clay pellets and that was just Awesome had no problums at all but it was getting kinda costly so I thought I would cut out the 4" cube and clay and go to dirt. But starting something new always has its draw backs and I was prepared for losses just not like this.
Thanks for the info I think im gonna just practice diffrent mixes with a variety of diffrent strains and try to learn what im doing.
I realise now that the mix didnt have good enough drainage that is what was causing all my problums.
Had another question for you Heater if I have fresh soil how long should I wait before adding nutes, and should I add nutes every watering or like every other? Just wondering your system so I have something to refrence. Dont want to get them back on track then cause another problum for myself.
Thanks :)
what are the symptoms of pythium as seen in cuttings? and how can it be treated? also, can pythium be present in donor plants and transferred to cuttings?
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