Hash Hound
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I doubt the rooter is the issue. the roots go through them pretty easy.
What were the other rooters made of?
plants not eating day 24 of flower
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I doubt the rooter is the issue. the roots go through them pretty easy.
What were the other rooters made of?
Sorry to get back on topic,
You said you moved your plants. The environment you had them in previously, was it breezier and drier? The answer could be as simple as that. If in the old tent you had a small fan on the floor it could’ve helped to dry out the pots faster. If in the new tent it’s slightly more humid with less air flow, it’ll take longer for them to dry out.
plants look great.
You said you moved your plants. The environment you had them in previously, was it breezier and drier? The answer could be as simple as that. If in the old tent you had a small fan on the floor it could’ve helped to dry out the pots faster. If in the new tent it’s slightly more humid with less air flow, it’ll take longer for them to dry out.
plants look great.
Hash Hound
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never saw green ones, except a rockwool cube dirty or with a little algae, they usually have a little wrapper around them I removed to get the roots to come out the side, that didn't work
like this
oops sorry for posting a pic without asking
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Fordprefect42
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Either type is known for killing orcs and harassing innocent weed plants. Say what you will about Sauron, but he never screwed with anyone’s harvest.
Moral of the story? Root for the bad guys.
Gwhiliker
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i went from a cramped 4x4 with very negative air flow and 2 small floor fans to a much more open 5x10 with much better air flow and lowered the temps from 68/88 to around 84 humidity stayed the same
Gwhiliker
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pretty sure it was
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