black worms on roots!!

kanekanekane

Well-Known Member

• Aug 31, 2007

• #21

r32115 said:

use cloning hormone gel and make sure you carefully monitor the ph of the soil and run distilled water. i don't know much about soil growing but i do know that proper care promotes perfect results...

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cool and i can use my res for flowering clones

 

r32115

Well-Known Member

• Sep 4, 2007

• #22

i dunno, my clones suck

 

r32115

Well-Known Member

• Sep 6, 2007

• #23

you need to clone in 18/6 or 24/7 be careful they need lots of humidity, and care!!! NO NUTES!!!!

 

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RocklandDale

Active Member

• Sep 14, 2007

• #24

you could use bottled CO2 hooked to a air stone?

 

Hydronoob

New Member

• Sep 16, 2007

• #25

Does having fish piss/shit in the res. introduce amonia?

 

kanekanekane

Well-Known Member

• Sep 17, 2007

• #26

yes but the plants roots and media give bacteria plenty of surface area to turn that into N. not to mention ppm has to be quite low though or fish turns into mush

 

roka

Well-Known Member

• Sep 22, 2008

• #27

I came back from a week long trip to find little 1/2" white worms crawling on the underside of my 56 gal resv. lid. White worms not black. My grow area is extremely clean. I have never seen them before. Changed the nutes to Ripen formula. Using bucket(s) ebb & flow system.

Any thoughts?