• Grows on roots, "shielding" them against root-damaging fungi
• Controls up to 12 weeks
• Two active ingredients (Trichoderma harzianum strain T-22, and Trichoderma virens strain G-41)
• Preventative control of major root diseases including soilborne Phytophthora
• Also controls diseases caused by Rhizoctonia, Pythium, Fusarium, Thielaviopsis, and Cylindrocladium Improved suppression of the aggressive hot-season Pythium

Burned Haze said:

Look into Rootsheild wp in the future/now ( a 2 lb bag will go you along way) it’s 1.5 oz per every 5 gal every 10-15 weeks

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Healthy Roots = Healthy Plants

• Grows on roots, "shielding" them against root-damaging fungi
• Controls up to 12 weeks
• Two active ingredients (Trichoderma harzianum strain T-22, and Trichoderma virens strain G-41)
• Preventative control of major root diseases including soilborne Phytophthora
• Also controls diseases caused by Rhizoctonia, Pythium, Fusarium, Thielaviopsis, and Cylindrocladium Improved suppression of the aggressive hot-season Pythium

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I’m on my 2nd bag and I would def say it’s protecting my seedlings,clones and making sure everything midway never has a problem ( remember if your going to do hydro - it has to be 100% or nothing, it’s def not the lazy mans version )

just a tip/suggestion since I had many root related issues, and solved it with this and found out it can be solved easily with this , on a schedule . No one wants to lose their prized seeds/clones !

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Dirtbag said:

I know I answered this for you in the other thread, but its damping off.

Starting seedlings in rockwool can be tricky, do you have the whole block saturated? Ideally for the first couple weeks they should be spoon fed small amounts of water while the roots grow out. Leaving the whole block saturated is creating an excessively wet environment for the young ones, and that's likely what led to the onset of damping off. If you can find banner maxx it might help the other plants from contracting it, but I'm afraid by the time it arrives at your door it will probably be too late for this one. Usually once you see the base of the stem go brownish and pinched looking, it's only a matter of hours/days before it flops over and dies.

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