Right he should flush with peroxide...Definitely use peroxide because it's really not over watering it lack of oxygen and fungus/root rot.Overwatering and wrong ph.
I've bought plants like that back before...he should be good as long as it's not in flower. It looks like a nutrient problem caused by root zone issues.starting over would be quicker, that would take too much time and stress to get back growing healthy, the yield will not be worth the time and effort.,
just don’t screw up the next one..
where’s that soil from?
Please do not put h2o2 in soil unless you want to kill the entire microbiology of the soil.You need to fix them before you put them in flower...Looks like root rot or nutrient lock out.
Try a peroxide soil drench, get some "pond scum remover" and keep us updated.
Unless it's a super strain that can't be replaced, why even try to fix it. Starting over would save time and money.I've bought plants like that back before...he should be good as long as it's not in flower. It looks like a nutrient problem caused by root zone issues.
This is true , however you can buy microbes cheaply. I mean what good is microbes when you have root rot?Please do not put h2o2 in soil unless you want to kill the entire microbiology of the soil.
+1 recommend starting overstarting over would be quicker, that would take too much time and stress to get back growing healthy, the yield will not be worth the time and effort.,
just don’t screw up the next one..
where’s that soil from?
How do you even know its root rot?This is true , however you can buy microbes cheaply. I mean what good is microbes when you have root rot?
Does it help in any way for coco medium? I've been doing it here and there in my feed thinking it would help with oxygen uptake in the root.How do you even know its root rot?
And bacteria such as bacillus amyloliquefaciens kill and prevent pythium and had been used in agriculture for many years for that purpose, so why would you kill all your microbes when you can just add beneficial ones? It makes no sense. Not to mention in a high enough dose to get rid of root rot you would harm the plants... hydrogen peroxide is only imo good as a preventative not a cure. And should NEVER be used is soil
There is absolutely 0 reason to use hydrogen peroxide. This was some gardening fad that is not good practice.
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