No light for 20 hours.

loquacious

loquacious

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My plants have had no light for 20 hours and when I went to check them out the roots had turned brown. Is there anyway to reverse this or at least save the plants? I am growing in a DWC.
 
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wilsun420

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maybe some B1 vitamins for the plant it helps root shock and just make sure the lights stay on the right cycles its always best to buy a timer for ur lights and u wont ever worry about if there on or not
 
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jdizzle22

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wilsun420 said:
maybe some B1 vitamins for the plant it helps root shock and just make sure the lights stay on the right cycles its always best to buy a timer for ur lights and u wont ever worry about if there on or not
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Unless something goes wrong with the timer, which happens all the time.
 
loquacious

loquacious

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wilsun420 said:
maybe some B1 vitamins for the plant it helps root shock and just make sure the lights stay on the right cycles its always best to buy a timer for ur lights and u wont ever worry about if there on or not
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Well, I went to my hydro store and they recommended Superthrive. Also, I noticed there's a slimy brown mass at the bottom of the roots, is this fungus? Sorry for no pics (crappy camera) but it looks like lumpy brown gravy.
 
loquacious

loquacious

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loquacious said:
Well, I went to my hydro store and they recommended Superthrive. Also, I noticed there's a slimy brown mass at the bottom of the roots, is this fungus? Sorry for no pics (crappy camera) but it looks like lumpy brown gravy.
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Has anybody heard of this?
 
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jdizzle22

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I have heard of SuperThrive and heard it is really good for roots but I have no idea about the slimy stuff
 
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