Happy new year everyone!
I think Santa might have brought me something interesting, I noticed a few spots on a few of my roots near the collars that have a slight white fuzz on them, where water doesn't quite reach. Noticed it in my vegger last run but didn't think much of it, moved the plants around to where they soak more and it went away. Randomly checked a few of the plants in flower and they have a little bit, my new system I didn't raise the sprayer bars up at all, so the very tops of the roots don't look like they really get a soaking. Plants are healthy, looking further into the rails the roots are healthy, did some research and couldn't find a straight answer... some think it's mold, some a beneficial bacteria growth, and some think it's a very fine root development, but I disagree with the last. It doesn't appear that there are light leaks into the root chamber, I use ice water to keep everything at a nice 67-69, and no way to raise my sprayer bars to soak higher up since everything is pretty wrapped up in roots. Any ideas?
I think Santa might have brought me something interesting, I noticed a few spots on a few of my roots near the collars that have a slight white fuzz on them, where water doesn't quite reach. Noticed it in my vegger last run but didn't think much of it, moved the plants around to where they soak more and it went away. Randomly checked a few of the plants in flower and they have a little bit, my new system I didn't raise the sprayer bars up at all, so the very tops of the roots don't look like they really get a soaking. Plants are healthy, looking further into the rails the roots are healthy, did some research and couldn't find a straight answer... some think it's mold, some a beneficial bacteria growth, and some think it's a very fine root development, but I disagree with the last. It doesn't appear that there are light leaks into the root chamber, I use ice water to keep everything at a nice 67-69, and no way to raise my sprayer bars to soak higher up since everything is pretty wrapped up in roots. Any ideas?