HuffnPufferfish
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too much water?
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1st grow - PC Grow Box
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Tbonegrower
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I am with HP
They look a little "extra wetness" droopy. Try dialing back how much /how often you water.
They look a little "extra wetness" droopy. Try dialing back how much /how often you water.
So the way I prepared the water I'm using to water them is I'd leave it in an open container for a day for the chlorine to evaporate, then add pH down plus nutrients and finally store in a closed container. The water could be sitting in the closed container up to a week and every time I opened it it'd smell foul and some white particles could be visible.
Turns out that's not such a good idea.A guy in the thread on the Greek forum alerted me to this after I asked for help there as well. As per his suggestion I gave them water straight from the tap + pH down + a little rootit first feed and they seem to be doing a little better. The following pictures were taken 2.5hrs apart. Tomorrow when the lights are on again I'll be to tell if things are really improving. Definitely a big improvement though.
Turns out that's not such a good idea.A guy in the thread on the Greek forum alerted me to this after I asked for help there as well. As per his suggestion I gave them water straight from the tap + pH down + a little rootit first feed and they seem to be doing a little better. The following pictures were taken 2.5hrs apart. Tomorrow when the lights are on again I'll be to tell if things are really improving. Definitely a big improvement though.
Tbonegrower
Member
You were making an anaerobic culture.
Good looking out on the quick mix and use.
The anaerobic can be good with the right ingredients, but in general, unless you are doing it intentionally (look at bokashi and other activated cultures), it is not a great idea as you basically give all the bad guys a head start on beating out the good guys in the soil.
Good looking out on the quick mix and use.
The anaerobic can be good with the right ingredients, but in general, unless you are doing it intentionally (look at bokashi and other activated cultures), it is not a great idea as you basically give all the bad guys a head start on beating out the good guys in the soil.
Pomonlisan
New member
YEP, definitely does look like white powdery mildew to me
Pomonlisan
New member
Btw, white powdery mildew are pretty hard to keep alive though... I advise you to buy a grow box that can regulate the temperature. Unlike other plants, white powdery mildew life depends on the temperature and not the light. I read on https://trimthatweed.com/best-grow-box-for-beginners/ and the recommended some rather cool grow boxes. I just got myself one yesterday
