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increase your air stone to the longest you can fit across the bottom of that bucket. whether 10"or 12". i have the same set up but for clones. i get roots in 9-10 days. also i am growing critical cheese from dinafem. its about 16" tall and stinks badly already. starting flowering next week...

as I do not have an answer, I have 2 out of of 12 that are doing this also. Hopefully some one will know

Has anyone have any experience with UC roots by current culture. I just started using it to run a sterile res. I have tried hygrozyme and I get slime everytime. So far so good with the UC roots

just throwing this out there, i have had real bad issue with slime and ph/ppm swings. i have no light leaks, but warm res temps between 70-73. i used 10ml/4gl of h202 daily for 7 days. killed slime. started using flying skulls Z7 water conditioner at 1/2ml per gl. and also using UC roots by...

Mine broke at the stock and they were about 5'tall from a wind storm. I treated the wound with this, 1gallon of distilled or RO with Superthrive. life cloning solution, and sm-90, and pro-tek silica. Then water heavily with nutes and silica for a few days to help the plant rebuild. Then...

Have you checked the ph in the soil? Also do you ph your water? Ph swings can cause this

I start my clones on a 500ppm nute solution every other feeding. Ph'd h2o Ph'd nutes Ph'd h20. Use a root excelerator Or a cloning solution in conjunction with your nutes

48hrs later slime still hasn't come back!!! H2o2 seems To have taken care of it. Res temp was high today at 74.9 f and no slime. I did add a few frozen bottles before the lights went out to help bring the temp down over night. Roots are stained brown from alittle to much micro. Fucked up my...

No joke, that's what it looks like... Hahaha

I got roots in 9days by doing this and it worked great. I cut a neoprene disk to stick the clone in, made up a cup of distilled water, few drops of rapid start from GH, few drops of Life cloning solution. Cut clone, dripped in solution in cup, rolled around in rooting compound from Home Depot...

Well I mixed In a hefty dose of H2o2, 24 hrs later I took the plants to the sink and cut a opening in a bucket so I could spray the roots. Managed to clean the roots nicely, flushed in fresh distilled h20 and a light dose of 3%h2o2 for 24hrs. Roots look great. Changed res and added nutes at 3/4...

Water temp is 71 Air temp is 73 GH flora series nutes week 3 schedule Added 8ml per gall of hygrozyme ( had some dead roots floating around) 48 hrs later I have this. Plant apears To be growing ok for now. I know res temp is high but nothing k can do about it.

They need water and some nutes. I run my cuts at 400-500 ppms pro tek grow with life cloning solutions and some super thrive and have had 100% success rate

Well my thought is this, hydro guard is going to cancel out hygrozyme. When my res temps get above 73 I use hygrozyme. Below I just use small amounts of either hydroguard, aquashield, or h202 depending on the conditions present. All of listed will kill most any enzymes. But I change my res...

Would the nutes and just few drops of floralicious cause the roots gum up and stick together? I followed the general hydroponics schedule (at 1/4 strength) and it calls for the floralicious on week 1. You think the floralicious and the super thrive are reacting against each other?

Lights are 3-5000k t-8 and 4-6500k t-8 (7 bulbs@32w) plenty of ventilation and air movement. Nutes are GH 3part flora series. The floralicious plus pretty dark and thick stuff but it was only a few drops

No smell, roots feel fine. Room temp is 71-73 Res temp is 67-69 at its highest.

They were fine the day before. It just seems weird that as soon as I added nutes within 24hrs this shows up.

Could it just be the nutes?

Seedlings are 30days old bubbalicious. Dwc Distilled water. Res temp is 67 I did res change last night, started them on GH 3part, GH rapid start, SOS, all at 1/4 strength. few drops of super thrive and a few drops of floralicious plus. And I have this brown film, feels alittle slimy. I added...