Francisco3990412
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I have a cannabis plant that is about 1 1/2 months old, I transferred it to a bigger cube and the roots have just stayed like this. Also the leaves are looking very bad what is going on?
Why are the roots not growing out
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Renfro
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This will get you up to speed on root rot.
www.growweedeasy.com
Cannabis Root Rot - How to Identify & Get Rid of It Quickly!
Discover how to finally beat root rot (brown or slimy roots) for good! The secret to curing and prevention is a supplement with a particular type of bacteria!
www.growweedeasy.com
Francisco3990412
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what do I do?This will get you up to speed on root rot.
Cannabis Root Rot - How to Identify & Get Rid of It Quickly!
Discover how to finally beat root rot (brown or slimy roots) for good! The secret to curing and prevention is a supplement with a particular type of bacteria!
TintEastwood
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Not cubes.
Cocoholic here.
Cocoholic here.
Renfro
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Did you even read the link you quoted?
Francisco3990412
Member
I just replied and it put the link but I looked at it. And I bought one of the nutrients to help off amazon
Renfro
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Honestly, you are better off starting from scratch, new plant. To recover that plant from root rot is a waste of time IMO. You will get to a harvest faster if you start over.
The reason you have root rot is a lack of oxygen at the roots. Saturated medium means it's suffocating the roots and providing the environment for pythium and the like.
I never had much luck with rock wool because it holds so much water.
If you intend to top feed I suggest you follow @TintEastwood 's lead on this one and look into coco or if you are wanting to do flood and drain LECA is my preferred medium.
May I ask if that was grown from seed?
The reason you have root rot is a lack of oxygen at the roots. Saturated medium means it's suffocating the roots and providing the environment for pythium and the like.
I never had much luck with rock wool because it holds so much water.
If you intend to top feed I suggest you follow @TintEastwood 's lead on this one and look into coco or if you are wanting to do flood and drain LECA is my preferred medium.
May I ask if that was grown from seed?
Renfro
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If you bought hydroguard, cancel the order and get Southern Agriculture Garden Friendly Fungicide. Same stuff but the Hydroguard is watered down.
Francisco3990412
Member
It always a clone.. I have another one too that is a lot better; different strain.
Francisco3990412
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newbplantgrower420
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off topic funny story. i ordered southern ag from amazon to see if it works as well as hydroguard. i waited 10 days instead of the usual 2-3.
then when i finally got it....empty bubble wrap. nothing inside.
cant even find it anywhere locally.
then when i finally got it....empty bubble wrap. nothing inside.
cant even find it anywhere locally.
Renfro
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Wow, I order the GFF off amazon often. Never had a problem but damn thats fucked up. lol Just ship bubble wrap. Must have been a pissed off Amazon fulfillment employee.
newbplantgrower420
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ya Ive ordered from amazon countless times...first time this has happened and to a bottle of fungicide of all things. mailman's side hustle is probably growing lmao.
all good though got a refund but guy doesnt want to send another GFF bottle to me anymore until he "solves this stealing issue first.". so im stuck buying bottles of water hydroguard sadly.
newbplantgrower420
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good idea. ill order from another distributor. just placed an order with Landscapers.
btw, what dosage should i use for my 70 gal rez? and what application rate? will once a week application rate be enough?
Francisco3990412
Member
that’s messed up doggie lol
Renfro
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Well the label says 1 ml/gal. I multiply it so I use it all the time and I know I use it stronger than 1 ml/gal