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From top to bottom, this has been coming for at least a week, the yellow leaves at the bottom look to have been scavenged to feed the dark tops, why? Maybe it couldn't feed? The water flow to the plant has ceased, this is evident from it's collapsed appearance. Only one suspect here. The Vicor, Lead Piping, The Library.
What about your lights out temps? That can take it out of a plant in a short space of time.
What kinda white stuff? Like tissue paper?
I think @Dirtbag had something similar. Not sure if he ever figured it out.No. Like floating bubbles on the surface. Here is a pic.
I'm not a fan of foliars but then again I never really gave them much of a go.Resi is flushed.
Gonna hit it with FLORASHIELD (anti microbial) and let that circulate for 1-2 hrs @ 40ml / gallon
Then flush again.
Then add a systemic fungicide that treats diseases.
Then flush.
Then finally hit it with 2ml/gal of Hydroguard and let that circulate indefinitely.
In the down time I will foliar feed to get these babies some food/hydration.
Any objections to this course of action?
I'm not a fan of foliars but then again I never really gave them much of a go.
I would try to correct those temps. Healthy plants may be ok but stressed plants I don't think will do well in those conditions.
Night temps also day temps I would increase if possibleWhat temps?
Currently it is 71 degrees & 70% rh
Resi is 65 degrees
Here is a few pics of root rot that I had from a run several years ago, some in flower some in veg. Once they get like this there is no coming back.View attachment 925582View attachment 925584View attachment 925585View attachment 925586View attachment 925587View attachment 925588View attachment 925589View attachment 925590
Only way I got the flowers plant to finish was by foliage feeding the last week.
200 ppm, as you can see they where not fare off from harvest when the problem was encountered, The strange thing it affected only that one strain some in veg and some in flower in 2 separate areas of veg and flower, Strains growing right next to them never had a problem with root rot and to this day I have not seen any of my plants affected by root rot. Luckily I have given out the genetics and was able to get her back and have had no trouble out of her since.
Coco coir, how did it transfer to different pots across different rooms and different stages of growth? I'd check your mother plants and watch them closely to see if they start looking affected, maybe lingering in one of them and not rearing it's head till condition are right.Pathogens (like root rot) need shared mediums to spread. Thus why yours didnt since you’re in soil.
Being that Im in hydro, if one gets sick, they’re likely all going to get sick, and fast.
Fingers crossed on if I’ve done enough to give the healthy ones a fighting chance.
Coco coir, how did it transfer to different pots across different rooms and different stages of growth?
I'd check your mother plants and watch them closely to see if they start looking affected, maybe lingering in one of them and not rearing it's head till condition are right.
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