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@Wisher619 @EventHorizan @mandalaman @justiceman @rmoltis need the teams opinion on this.
@Wisher619 @EventHorizan @mandalaman @justiceman @rmoltis need the teams opinion on this.Here is a zoomed in pic
Yea look t that last pic, little fuzzy....I hear ya bro. I know the feeling. That's why I'm offering my two cents in hopes it triggers someone more knowledgeable to come to a solution. I tried researching a little. Does it look fuzzy or salty?
Hahaha. I'm relative new to the farm but those are the very names I was thinking. Well played sir@Wisher619 @EventHorizan @mandalaman @justiceman @rmoltis need the teams opinion on this.
The A-Team lolHahaha. I'm relative new to the farm but those are the very names I was thinking. Well played sir
Which ones. I use ph perfect sensi Coco and all AN Line extras. Haven't seen that. Doesn't mean it doesn't play a part in it ho at all.Advanced nutrients
They've been tagged lol. When they see the alert I'm sure they'll take a look. It won't be long buddy.how do we get them involved? :(
Well if justice says it, and wish confirms, you can go to bed!Don't worry. That is definitely not Powdery Mildew. I wouldn't do anything about it. I've seen that on a couple coco girls where that particular area of medium stays moist but doesn't get watered through as much as other areas during feeding. Sometimes that can cause a small portion of microbes to develop. They are trying to break down the coco, but will have a tough time doing so. Nothing to worry about. It will go away on it's own as your plants start drinking more.
there both your coco champs here!Well if justice says it, and wish confirms, you can go to bed!
Just for that I'm gonna get a nice shot of your favorite gal lmaoDon't worry. That is definitely not Powdery Mildew. I wouldn't do anything about it. I've seen that on a couple coco girls where that particular area of medium stays moist but doesn't get watered through as much as other areas during feeding. Sometimes that can cause a small portion of microbes to develop. They are trying to break down the coco, but will have a tough time doing so. Nothing to worry about. It will go away on it's own as your plants start drinking more.
Agreed!Well if justice says it, and wish confirms, you can go to bed!
Welcome to the farm!you guys brought smile to my face Fk:)
hahaha my man!:party1:there both your coco champs here!
:shockedninja: YAY!Just for that I'm gonna get a nice shot of your favorite gal lmao
Good to hear! :Dyou guys brought smile to my face Fk:)
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