Rockwool turning Green? Pic Included
- Thread starter dokebi
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wiseguy316
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it's more than likely algae, you need to cover the rockwool and it will die.
steven7685
Active Member
+rep
what wiseguy said.
what wiseguy said.
wiseguy316
Well-Known Member
check your ph if you have algae going on you are having ph swings. Also when leaving rep..leave your name so we know who did it. Just in case we want to hit ya back.
dokebi
Member
Is algae harmful to the plants?
wiseguy316
Well-Known Member
Yes it will eat your nutes and starve your plant. Kill it eventually. Light on rockwool equal algae. cover it and no worries.
steven7685
Active Member
yea sorry. i gave you rep wiseguy. 
usually algae is caused by moisture being exposed to light, it can harm your roots.
and on another note, if the algae is due to a ph problem then it can be even worse on your plants.
having the right ph level is Very Critical.
usually algae is caused by moisture being exposed to light, it can harm your roots.
and on another note, if the algae is due to a ph problem then it can be even worse on your plants.
having the right ph level is Very Critical.
wiseguy316
Well-Known Member
just water light and rockwool generally doesnt get u algae. add any nutes and bam done for.yea sorry. i gave you rep wiseguy.
usually algae is caused by moisture being exposed to light, it can harm your roots.
and on another note, if the algae is due to a ph problem then it can be even worse on your plants.
having the right ph level is Very Critical.
wiseguy316
Well-Known Member
and algae on the roots is much worse it is caused most of the time by high res temps over 72 degrees. pain in the fuckin ass.