rotannator
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IVE GOT SLIME IN MY NUTRIENT BIN WHATS THE BEST WAY TO GET RID OR WHAT CAN YOU PUT IN THE TANK TO STOP IT
Slime in nut bin.
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racerboy71
bud bootlegger
some h2o2 should help kill it... i'm not sure how much you should use, lemme go check right quick..
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
this says 2 / 3 m/l of 35% h2o2 per gallon of water..
http://www.jasons-indoor-guide-to-organic-and-hydroponics-gardening.com/using-hydrogen-peroxide.html
http://www.jasons-indoor-guide-to-organic-and-hydroponics-gardening.com/using-hydrogen-peroxide.html
AlphaPhase
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Change your res, clean it with mild bleach/water solution. Add fresh water and nutes. Then do maintenance from now on to keep it clean. Nut slime is no good, sounds like a personal problem 
Lol just kidding. But I started adding non scented bleach to my res every 3-4 days @ .7 ml per gallon. Problem solved and I don't use h2o2 anymore. Its been 6-7 weeks with no res change for me and everything looks good.
Peace
Lol just kidding. But I started adding non scented bleach to my res every 3-4 days @ .7 ml per gallon. Problem solved and I don't use h2o2 anymore. Its been 6-7 weeks with no res change for me and everything looks good. Peace
remyaz0
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DWC Root Slime Cure aka How to Breed Beneficial Microbes
read that thread in the Hydro/DWC forum... its a sticky..
Make sure you have no light leaks into your reservoir and of course change it out before it effects roots.. if light is getting on the water your going to be breeding things you dont want like slime...
read that thread in the Hydro/DWC forum... its a sticky..
Make sure you have no light leaks into your reservoir and of course change it out before it effects roots.. if light is getting on the water your going to be breeding things you dont want like slime...
hydrogreen65
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What do you keep res temps at? Warm temps =trouble every time.
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