Glassdub
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Uggh, not in my experience, baking soda is BS in my book, I went straight to copper, probably not advisable for cannabis though, H2O2?
Uggh, not in my experience, baking soda is BS in my book, I went straight to copper, probably not advisable for cannabis though, H2O2?1 gallon water-1 tbs baking soda works fairly well on tomatoes. My neighbor told be about it. He also said the blight lives in the soil. Using mulch prevents the soil from splashing on the leaves when it rains.
I don't know what that is right now but I know what it's not; it's not leaf septoria and I don't believe it's any type of a fungus or bacteria, most likely related to your malfunctioning pH meterDoes anyone know what this is? I caught leaf septoria on the last run and now this one is showing signs of the same thing. Any ideas on how to rid myself of this I'm scared my baby is gonna get really sick
Liquid copper fungicide is the best, I use it whenever I need it, agree about baking soda being no buenoUggh, not in my experience, baking soda is BS in my book, I went straight to copper, probably not advisable for cannabis though, H2O2?
So the light is a mars hydro tsw2000 it is turned all the way down at the moment and is more than 18 inches away the fan isnt point directly at them either.What the leaf temps is the key, you can have heat stress in moderate temps. Added with low RH creating respiration issues. Sick plants can contract all sorts of fungal, bacterial infectious or pests.
What type of light and how close is it?
Kinda feeling like RH is to low, light is to close and fans are possibly direct airflow and to close?
The craziest part to me is that it only happens in this tent. I use a lumens meter to make sure the lumens arent over 1000k. I have also even tried neem oil on it but no luck.What the leaf temps is the key, you can have heat stress in moderate temps. Added with low RH creating respiration issues. Sick plants can contract all sorts of fungal, bacterial infectious or pests.
What type of light and how close is it?
Kinda feeling like RH is to low, light is to close and fans are possibly direct airflow and to close?
I think I got it now. But I'm having trouble with the plant in my flower tent. It's like any time I out a plant in there it starts acting crazy and catches this fungus.What the leaf temps is the key, you can have heat stress in moderate temps. Added with low RH creating respiration issues. Sick plants can contract all sorts of fungal, bacterial infectious or pests.
What type of light and how close is it?
Kinda feeling like RH is to low, light is to close and fans are possibly direct airflow and to close?
Just want to add, there are two stages, germination and seedling. For germination, my greatest success is 5:1 soil to water and seal the container so warmth increases humidity. As soon as the seed pops and the seedling stage starts,Keys to happy healthy seedlings.
Water 24 hrs thoroughly before putting the seeds in. Should not have to water for a week or more if humidity is good. I like the idea of weights before and after.
Humidity of 60-70% (50-60% is ok) will ease the stress. But it's important to keep indirect airflow accoss the top of the soil. You can't do that if your cups are half full and the seedling is halfway down the cup creating a stagnant air pocket.
Temps of 75-85f work well 80 is nice.
Root zone temps of 70-73f are ideal.
Don't use a dome for seeds only clones.
Don't give any nutrients.
Not hard rules but goals to aim for.
Have you thoroughly cleaned it?I think I got it now. But I'm having trouble with the plant in my flower tent. It's like any time I out a plant in there it starts acting crazy and catches this fungus.
I'm going to start in about a week in jiffy pods, figured I would pre hydrate them at the time of the seed soak to let them dry out a bit, I assumed it would be best to use the little 12 cell dome (starting 6 plants) as they dry out really quick, will be up potting to 5 gal sacks when established.Keys to happy healthy seedlings.
Water 24 hrs thoroughly before putting the seeds in. Should not have to water for a week or more if humidity is good. I like the idea of weights before and after.
Don't use a dome for seeds only clones.
I would advise no dome with seeds they start off with a root system unlike clones. Unless your humidity is under 40% then it may help a bit.I'm going to start in about a week in jiffy pods, figured I would pre hydrate them at the time of the seed soak to let them dry out a bit, I assumed it would be best to use the little 12 cell dome (starting 6 plants) as they dry out really quick, will be up potting to 5 gal sacks when established.
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