Does pythium show symptoms of light bleaching?

[T-ronik]

Where you running DWC or dirt when you got the root rot?

 

[T-ronik]

To me it sounds like this all happened with the first week of the plants life. That's not even enough time for the root rot bacterium to develop in the medium and attack the roots.

 

[Dank Bongula]

listen man.. can you stop being an asshole?like seriously.
i know how to read in the internet and see for myself,otherwise i wouldn’t have transplanted them OR threw away the infected one.

if you KNOW SO MUCH then you should HELP OTHERS and NOT ACT ALL MIGHTY.

GodBless You.

It was a fair question, you dickhead. There's been mention of dwc and now they are in soil but had root rot before the first set of leaves so you washed them and transplanted them?
We're trying to figure out what the hell is going on. There's no way they had root rot less than a week into growing.

 

[Herb & Suds]

Planted, transplanted and repotted in a seedling stage
All three can cause plants to stunt for life
I think the only disease your plants have is the guy who has his hands on the watering can

Messing with babies and trying to correct them is no way to even know the potential of the seeds you wasted

 

[Herb & Suds]

yes.

HOW?

 

[Hollatchaboy]

So what happened to the plants?

 

[Southernontariogrower]

So what happened to the plants?

Probably dead by now.

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Probably dead by now.

Yea.... that's gonna be my guess. Also guessing it wasn't pythium. Lol

 

[Alter Jean]

So what happened to the plants?

Thanks for the dig. Just scanned the whole thing lol

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Yea.... that's gonna be my guess. Also guessing it wasn't pythium. Lol

That young ld think the water was bad

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Thanks for the dig. Just scanned the whole thing lol

I got a good laugh from it! Lol

 

[Hollatchaboy]

That young ld think the water was bad

I didn't really see anything wrong other than human intervention. Lol