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I have halo drip rings on each net pot on a timer. They run 15 minutes of every hour.

they were recently transplanted to the hydro from soil so the roots have yet to reach the bottom of the net pot/water level. Hard to assess the root condition. I’m considering doing a peroxide flush to rid of any rot pythium.

Using GH 3 part with cal mag and hydroguard.

Not sure if they are deficient or experiencing nute burn or root rot.. RDWC setup. 4 week clones recently added to the system.

Whats up everyone. Currently running a 7 bucket RDWC system using GH 3 part nute series as well as Fulpower (Fulvic Acid), Seaweed Kelp extract, and HydroGuard. Im wondering if the Hydroguard will interact poorly with the Seaweed extract because of its organic composition.. Any input is highly...

Sigh. I guess I will have to remove all of it! spent 2.5 hours applying it to my buckets trying to be proactive. Lesson learned.

Turns out the sealant is actually NOT silicon, it is a "solvent-based co-polymer rubber sealant" but is much stronger than Silicon in other applications.. Will it still be acceptable for constant submersion in rdwc? And not toxic to the plants upon interaction with nutrient water?

Lol Oregon bruh. Maybe the employee was misinformed. Would've hit the aquarium shop but it was closed! Thanks tho.

I raid the DEA.. its a joke/wordplay. A cop username would be more conspicuous.. like, for example, "dbkick" :). I actually went to home depot and they didn't have any aquarium rated silicone. You think ill be fine?

I concluded the death of these plants was caused by Pythium fungus, aka damping off. To anyone that was curious.

Doesn't say anything on the bottle regarding aquarium use. I've noticed my bulkheads leaking on the inner side (where the pipe is inserted) as well as from the outer rim of the bulkhead so I've turned to silicon sealant. What do you guys think? Anyone have experience using this in hydro...

Is the flushing agent necessary? They were soaked in Phed water for over 24 hours

I let them get very dry last night, watered this morning and they are looking worse than yesterday. I feel that if I dont save them by today 3 of them will die. Could this be a root problem? not getting enough oxygen?