[bigdog123]

Originally Posted by FRANKIE1579

https://books.google.com/books?hl=en...ckwool&f=false

Relatively effective preventative, but if spores remain or are reintroduced to environment it returns. Pretty much back to square 1 in my experience, as if spores did not remain or did not become reintroduced to environment, none of these measures would be necessary after disinfection and new genetics.

I am currently experiencing this. Trichoderma Harzianum and sterilization are my two strongest tools against infection. I'm not optimistic at this time. Please, reach out to me directly if you can. I'm very interested in speaking with you more directly.

[bigdog123]

Originally Posted by FRANKIE1579

https://books.google.com/books?hl=en...ckwool&f=false

Relatively effective preventative, but if spores remain or are reintroduced to environment it returns. Pretty much back to square 1 in my experience, as if spores did not remain or did not become reintroduced to environment, none of these measures would be necessary after disinfection and new genetics.

Check your direct messages.

[FRANKIE1579]

Hi big dog sorry I just saw this, reply sent.

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this must be what ive had the last 5 years!
my first 3 years of growing i did dwc and ebb n flow in hydroton and had thick white roots
i wanted organic and made up a soil and the plants yellowed early and didnt finish i tried some ocean forest and got root aphids,
tried to go back to hydro and couldn't grow worth a crap. zone etc... would work for awhile, couldn't root in rockwool at all,rooting in small cups of coco ,roots start white then the ends get yellow redish wet spots then get thin and brown eventually.
so ive been limping by in coco feeding tea every time and still mid flower the roots go thin brown & brittle, ive noticed if i put plants outside in the same coco pots or in the ground they start growing new better looking roots, sometimes ill get lucky and half my plants will stay healthy through most of flower