Ph went from 6.0 to 5.8 thinking now I have root rot :/ do the symptoms align? I’ve added a fungal inoculant and will change res to flower Nutes with h202. Endless problems with this grow hurts my confidence. I deeply appreciate your help
I don’t know if slimey is the right word a load of particles dispersed upon inspections definitely not a good sign co2 problems are possible I will check air pump and stones as water level is staticthanks for the chart will share
If you have dropping pH that's usually indicative of pathogenic activity in your reservoir. I would clean everything and add chlorine. Do a search on Pool Shock and you'll get some threads that will help, assuming you choose to go in that direction. Good luck on this.
The way it’s presenting itself, I don’t think it’s a root issue. The reason I say that is because it’s only the new growth that’s affected, the older leaves look fine. If the plant roots were that badly damaged they wouldn’t be able to pull any nutes and the whole plant would show symptoms.
A load of particles? Any pics of the particles?
The particle thing sounds like something is going on in the nute solution causing some of the nutes to drop out of solution. I think, as said, that dumping, cleaning, and re-setting the system is a good start.
Agreed. That's why I was wanting to see pics. It would be easy to see if there was precipitation.
My pump with a 5 year warranty broke in a couple months pretty sure it’s to blame
It's kinda hard to tell from the pic, is the solution cloudy?My pump with a 5 year warranty broke in a couple months pretty sure it’s to blame
