Gurtgurt
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These sit in a tray and likely had low to no air flow around the bottoms of the pots. The tray is on a heating mat which can dry out the bottom of the media after a while. Perhaps I was keeping these too moist even though "it's impossible to over water coco." This is my first time with coco.
It is 70/30 coco perlite with scant worm castings worked in. Have only received plain water and a couple shots with diluted FF Grow Big.
You think this is bad? Fuzzy white mold and a couple spots that look yellow almost like expanded foam.
My concern is that it's at the bottom of the pots and the plant roots are just about ready to hit bottom. When I transplant I'm not sure if I should be worried about adding these mold chunks to the center of the media.
What do you think? Should I remove from the pots, knock the chunks off, and backfill with fresh coco? Thanks.
It is 70/30 coco perlite with scant worm castings worked in. Have only received plain water and a couple shots with diluted FF Grow Big.
You think this is bad? Fuzzy white mold and a couple spots that look yellow almost like expanded foam.
My concern is that it's at the bottom of the pots and the plant roots are just about ready to hit bottom. When I transplant I'm not sure if I should be worried about adding these mold chunks to the center of the media.
What do you think? Should I remove from the pots, knock the chunks off, and backfill with fresh coco? Thanks.