What's the white fuzzy stuff on my soil? See pics.

bmeat

New Member
oh my god. an overgrowth of anything is not good. it will not leave food or space for other fungus and bacteria, that you also require.
 

navyfighter04

Active Member
roots are growing until the mid-end of flower..he had a strong root foundation..the mold will come back though. 99% sure of it.
99% sure just means you arent sure at all and dont want to admit it. Its ok to admit you dont no bmeat..This is what i was talking about in the other thread man...Saying something to someone and having no real clue or idea about it. Quit setting yourself up man...Thats what gets everyone all fired up...
 

prosperian

Well-Known Member
Bmeat go troll somewhere else. You're not adding to this discussion, only repeating yourself and your position from earlier.

Come back when you have something new or fresh to add. Doesn't even have to be correct, just new maybe?
 

prosperian

Well-Known Member
Hey guys, here is the proof it works for me. Plants looking great.

Water no longer collects at top of the container when watering. Absolutely zero negative effects since we tilled and aerated the containers.

You don't have to do it, but damn it, if i don't try new things every once in a while, how am I going to expand my personal knowledge.

Thanks to the members that weighed in on this thread and gave their two cents. Peace.




 

hotrodharley

Well-Known Member
what an idiot. i wished death on your plants..and looks like theyre going to die.

h2o2 or peroxide works by oxygenating whatever life it encounters. it releases into h2o and o.

mixing up the fungus will do nothing to kill it, only help to spread it more.

when it forms on top of the soil agian, message me to let me know. not if, but when.

even if you kill the fungus, itll come back if the cause (environment) isnt changed. you didnt even kill it..

harley is a smart fellow, but he tried to tell me plants dont operate off of sugar (chemical) energy. even vets make mistakes
You really are the product of lowly creative cretins are you, son of one who performs intercourse with his mother? No more defending your dumb fucking ass. Anybody listening to this handful of jizz gets what they deserve. Go to town, beansly!!!! Ban this dipshit or stay busy deleting profanity.
 

hotrodharley

Well-Known Member
Hey guys, here is the proof it works for me. Plants looking great.

Water no longer collects at top of the container when watering. Absolutely zero negative effects since we tilled and aerated the containers.

You don't have to do it, but damn it, if i don't try new things every once in a while, how am I going to expand my personal knowledge.

Thanks to the members that weighed in on this thread and gave their two cents. Peace.




Oh wait. bmeat (stands for "I beat my meat) will surely come along to pronounce the pending death of these plants. That twit smokes parsley. Oh by the way have your plants been eating more sugar? A la meatbeater.
 

prosperian

Well-Known Member
I employed these member suggested changes recently....

I added a second fan on the floor pointed up through my wire plant shelf. The other side mounted fan was adjusted to hit the lower part of the plant at soil level not the top of the canopy.

I'm leaving the small fans and exhaust running at night. I used to shut the small fans off.

My humidity dropped by another 8% as a result.

The small round gauge in the photo is measuring 42% humidity today at a constant 76 degree high in the room. Lows at night are dropping to 67.

For what it's worth, thought I'd share.
 

bmeat

New Member
they don't eat sugar they convert water and carbon dioxide into it with the help of the sun. they run off of sugar energy just like us.

tilling was unnecessary stress and if the plants weren't so established they would have died
 
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