Frankster
Never trust a doctor who's plants have died.
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Probably right there. I do make a point to wash my hands, and keep things clean; as much as possible. I also hit the plants with microbes after an up-potting.Very nice I don't get anything like that but I would have up potted before it got to that point. I'm surprised you have your hand on the roots.....I was always led to believe that's a no no transferring bugs from me to the roots. I've always tried to keep my mitts off the roots........a pain in the ass sometimes in transplanting gently but I've never grabbed a hold of the mass like that......I'm just paranoid I guess.
Other things I do these days.... I was a swabbie in the US. Navy; and taken back to that art again. Hardwood floors; and tiles, I don't sweep or vaccum much anymore; or keep sweeping to a minimum, and mostly mopping... Less dust in the air the better IMO. (also I have chronic asthma, allergies; and COPD) Usually straight warm water; or light castile soap. Sometimes go further; like using citric acid, or the triton x100; for lab grade cleansing, penetrating any cooks and crevices. Been using lots of these ecofriendly "essential oil" cleaners of late; would like to start concocting my own types.
Protocol development for maintence are a great work in progress; and should be ongoing in any growing room. It's how we incrementally improve out skillsets.
2 of buds Rudeboi OG clones who got a second run. I did some clipping and changed the lighting out. 200 watts is not enough, and one of my Power Supplies gave out, so I put up a bigger light this morning. Have pics of that later.
I had mites in this tent last run; so I'm rightly concerned.
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