Ivarmorgan
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I have No clue whats that,any body knows?
There are two types of it…
There are two types of it…
Is that fungus or what?coco in scope.
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DancesWithWeeds
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Man, idk. This is one I don't think I'd trust anyone's opinions on. Have it tested.
EKG Cal Canna
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if you only have a few plants or theyre still in veg, throw em away along with the pots theyre in,clean everything with pool shock
waterproof808
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why would you suggest throwing everything away when you have next to zero information about whats going on here?
EKG Cal Canna
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looks like a root rot to me, cant see root aphid eggs. Root rots are fucked, its in the medium now, h2o2 will only knock it back for a few days. Ive battled it, sent plants to the lab to confirm my suspicions & learned about fusarium phytopthora & pythium, then learned the way to beat it
Hollatchaboy
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Looks like mycelium to me.
Hollatchaboy
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That what it looks like. Kinda why I went with mycelium.
Ivarmorgan
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I dont see Brown roots,but plants are growing really slow,I tought that were becouse I had bad eviroment for a while and Its becouse too low humidity.Thats are seedlings and that strange appers around bigger Chunks of coco,but Its not on roots or steams.u think it may be fusarium or pythium?
What kind of lab can Check it?
I dont have clue,and im in Europe So it can be a problem,but im not sure maybe there are labs that can Check it.
Ivarmorgan
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Did u tried hypohlorus Acid product like Athena cleanse?
cobshopgrow
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could be Trichoderma.
"Trichoderma is a beneficial fungus which occurs naturally in coconut fibre "
check google pics for trichoderma harzianum
"Trichoderma is a beneficial fungus which occurs naturally in coconut fibre "
check google pics for trichoderma harzianum