Destroyer of chairs
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Also, did u have root rot at the time?
And if so, did it follow to the new medium?
And if so, did it follow to the new medium?
First grow in any form! Chime in if you feel you can help.
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Alphonso OG
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its the same as any transplant, But I didnt remove the plant from the netpot. I didnt want to stress her so i didnt remove it.
Alphonso OG
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Not that plant but I lost the previous crop in flower. So I transplanted right at flower. After the 3rd week of flower I fully switched. 2 1/2 systems later (sponge bob voice)
Destroyer of chairs
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How big net pot? Mine is only 3 inches.
Damn that's a beautiful plant!
Destroyer of chairs
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Moved the light 5cm closer.
Alphonso OG
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I believe 6", but net pot size didnt matter because the coco supports the plant now.
Destroyer of chairs
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I get that, just think in a larger pot more roots are "safe" from the outside environment. Although I guess it doesn't matter much as 90% of the roots are sticking out of it.
Destroyer of chairs
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The one in hydroguard(#1) is not getting worse but not better either. Not much at least.
The sterile project(#2) is looking alot worse. At this point I'm so clueless how do approach the symptoms I kinda gave up on it. Foam/bio-film is noticeable more present in the water.
Room 25c
RH 58%
Water 19c
#1
PH 5.6
#2
PH 6.0
The sterile project(#2) is looking alot worse. At this point I'm so clueless how do approach the symptoms I kinda gave up on it. Foam/bio-film is noticeable more present in the water.
Room 25c
RH 58%
Water 19c
#1
PH 5.6
#2
PH 6.0
Alphonso OG
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Since the one with the Good bennies (Hydrogaurd) is looking better. So that means you should add more beneficial bacterias in order to out compete those bad ones. Your sterile bucket will stay good for about a day or so but the film will come back. Thats why the tea is so beneficial. I would brew some
Even if you dont have all the items I still will at the very least 11/2 cup compost Earthworm castings, Hydrogaurd 10mil, 10 mil molasses. Your roots are going to look dark because of the compost but in a week there will be new whites coming out.* Note I didnt add molasses directly to my res. I added to the tea so that it can feed the microbes science stuff.
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Destroyer of chairs
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Sure why not throwing in some myco bennies for soil as well, nothing to lose. I'll try to find EWC, and grab some molasses at the store. Do u guys use powder or "fluid" molasses?
If u added it to the tea, did u also let it sit for a while to increase the bennie ammounts? Will this work with hydroguard?
Also, I have to wait for waterchange before I add it. The pool shock in res will kill it straight up if not, right?
If u added it to the tea, did u also let it sit for a while to increase the bennie ammounts? Will this work with hydroguard?
Also, I have to wait for waterchange before I add it. The pool shock in res will kill it straight up if not, right?
Destroyer of chairs
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I googled the shit out of earthworm casting in my own language and they don't sell it here for some reason..
Alphonso OG
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I use Hydrogaurd and liquid molasses then let brew for 48hrs for best use. you cant use both. Its either bennies or sterile.
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Destroyer of chairs
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Hold on, is it possible to brew the tea from vermicompost? Thought u needed concentrated worm castings?
Cause I did find vermicompost!
Destroyer of chairs
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When I said throw in some myco bennies as well I didn't mean combined with pool shock, but with hydroguard and the other ingredients for the tea 
Alphonso OG
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Vermicompost tea is simply compost tea with worm castings. It is brewed using vermicompost(also called worm castings or worm poop) as your compost instead of compost from a hot compost pile. Using your vermicompost or vermicast to make worm compost tea is a great use of your nutrient rich worm castings.
Destroyer of chairs
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A little DIY.
So I didn't find a strainer with the right sized mesh to filtrate the coco coir dust, so I made my own from some mosquito netting and 48x48. Worked like a charm hah.
So I didn't find a strainer with the right sized mesh to filtrate the coco coir dust, so I made my own from some mosquito netting and 48x48. Worked like a charm hah.
Destroyer of chairs
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Ok today is the day, transplanting to coco. Hope all goes well. I kinda wanna top the plant to try make a close aswel incase things turn to shit, but afraid it will lower my chances even more.
Alphonso OG
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Ill wait a few days after transplant before topping or any further stressing.
Destroyer of chairs
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Probably wise, I'll do the same
did u remove any roots before placing them in coco?