New grower

[Icgmillsz]

I just started my grow setup and I want to know if this is a good temp and humidity for germination

 

[Aqua Man]

Looks good they may like it closer to 80f but nothing wrong with that.

 

[Icgmillsz]

Looks good they may like it closer to 80f but nothing wrong with that.

Thank you and I will definitely try to keep the heat up might get a heater

 

[Icgmillsz]

They actually starting to grow idk about the one on the left but I give it a few

 

[Shayne010944]

What’s the mist ?

 

[Icgmillsz]

What’s the mist ?

It’s coming from the humidifier

 

[Edinburgh]

Keep your temp below 80f and rh around 50% and you will be good.

 

[Icgmillsz]

Keep your temp below 80f and rh around 50% and you will be good.

thank you and I will definitely do that hopefully things go good I post more next week

 

[Icgmillsz]

Soon be 2 weeks on Thursday

 

[Icgmillsz]

Soon be 3 weeks i use top feeding them 1 times a day now I too feed them two times a day the temps are 75 humidity at 50 sometimes 45 cause I don’t turn the humidifier on the one on the left is strawberry cheese cake auto and the one on the right is wedding glue auto first grow what y’all think

 

[Icgmillsz]

Gave them more nutrients the wedding glue auto look like it’s gonna be the tallest the strawberry cheese in the left is growing pretty good

 

[Icgmillsz]

Is this root rot idk and if it is how can I fix it

 

[Aqua Man]

Is this root rot idk and if it is how can I fix it View attachment 1134763

Yea it is and yes you can but there is no guarantee. You must run a live or sterile system... I prefer live and this cure is for a live system.

Aqua Mans method to cure root rot (live systems only)

So figured its about time to make a thread i can reference for those seeking a solution to root rot. First let's go over some facts. Root rot is not temperature dependent there are many different types pythium that survive and thrive at various temps. Second it is not caused by anaerobic...

www.thcfarmer.com

 

[Icgmillsz]

I clean everything and added hydroguard and some cal mag earlier today it can possibly be the water temp I check them and it was 72 here a updat

 

[Aqua Man]

I clean everything and added hydroguard and some cal mag earlier today it can possibly be the water temp I check them and it was 72 here a updatView attachment 1135373View attachment 1135372View attachment 1135371View attachment 1135370View attachment 1135369View attachment 1135368View attachment 1135367

I run my hydro 72-74f it's not the water temps. That's absolutely BS bioscience. Follow the root rot thread and you will have a good chance of beating it. Make sure you are top feeding a cup or 2 a week to ensure contact of hydrogaurd with all of the roots.

 

[Icgmillsz]

I run my hydro 72-74f it's not the water temps. That's absolutely BS bioscience. Follow the root rot thread and you will have a good chance of beating it. Make sure you are top feeding a cup or 2 a week to ensure contact of hydrogaurd with all of the roots.

So should I stop the top feed until I fix the problem i top feed them 2 times a day for 5 minutes

 

[Aqua Man]

So should I stop the top feed until I fix the problem i top feed them 2 times a day for 5 minutes

If the roots are in the water you can stop the top feed and keep the water 1" below the net pot. But you need to fix that root rot so follow the post I linked you.

 

[Icgmillsz]

Thank you @Aqua Man they getting better and growing healthy

 

[Icgmillsz]

They still growing idk if I should top them or let them be since they autoflowers

 

[Aqua Man]

They still growing idk if I should top them or let them be since they autoflowersView attachment 1137325View attachment 1137326View attachment 1137327View attachment 1137328View attachment 1137329View attachment 1137330

That's up to you bro... you don't want light getting to the res though.