Creeping Yellow Crud

cheeseschrist

Member

• Dec 22, 2011

• #21

Thinking its a micro deficiency that could be related to ph. I flushed everything and started over with a lower ph and warmer water, got better but didn't completely resolve the problem.

 

Flash4211

Active Member

• Dec 28, 2011

• #22

laserbrn said:

You got the idea. Please link to your journal if you start a seperate one.

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OK, so I did the full flush with distilled water, sterilized the res with bleach, and re-mixed the nutes with Cal-Mag. There's still a bit of yellow, but ALL the ladies are perking up noticeably, including the sick one. See pics. Thanks to all for the great advice!

 

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matthebrute

Well-Known Member

• Dec 28, 2011

• #23

great to hear!! good luck on the rest of your grow

 

laserbrn

Well-Known Member

• Dec 28, 2011

• #24

Looking much better. Green green green!

 

Flash4211

Active Member

• Jan 6, 2012

• #25

laserbrn said:

Looking much better. Green green green!

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Oh, yeah..... It's been 10 days or so since the flush and these ladies are strong and vibrant, thanks to the wise advice of the brethren. I'm gonna top them, wait a few days, and move them into the bloom tent with a 1000W HPS, a bloom nute mix, and switch from drip to ebb&flood. Any newbie mistakes to look out for when moving from veg to bloom?