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[Fermented_Fruitz]

Man it’s the fucking photos I am stressing on since only 4 weeks into flower! No idea what caused it or if it’s fixable but this right here I now see is what the issue is with them starving to death on me!
This was 3/15

Happy white roots.......
Yet here they were last night and no idea what screwed em up so bad over those 2 weeks!

Causing it to do this up top!

As of this moment no clue of it’s salvageable with those roots like that this far in! Anyway got any suggestions from dealing with same issue feel free to let me know! Not sure if some hydroguard would help me out here at this point!
Hey @Arthur any suggestions?? I know NFTG is real picky about what’s happening in root zone (I am not using it now FYI) so didn’t know if you’d encountered anything similar in the past!

 

[derek420colorado]

Man it’s the fucking photos I am stressing on since only 4 weeks into flower! No idea what caused it or if it’s fixable but this right here I now see is what the issue is with them starving to death on me!
This was 3/15
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Happy white roots.......
Yet here they were last night and no idea what screwed em up so bad over those 2 weeks!
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Causing it to do this up top!
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As of this moment no clue of it’s salvageable with those roots like that this far in! Anyway got any suggestions from dealing with same issue feel free to let me know! Not sure if some hydroguard would help me out here at this point!
Hey @Arthur any suggestions?? I know NFTG is real picky about what’s happening in root zone (I am not using it now FYI) so didn’t know if you’d encountered anything similar in the past!

Damn dude sorry to see that happening. Hopefully it’s salvageable

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

As for the autos YES with them it’s possible that just the homegrown bokashi topdressing wasn’t enough food on its own since I used a soil that had less ingredients with them! They prob needed me to start hitting em once a week with ffj once flower started to keep enough food going in for them! Need to pull small soil sample out just to slurry test the ppm of it to see what’s in it! The photos tho they had a stronger soil in bottom of box and also got more supplemental feeds like couple teas cuz the boxes big enough to topwater that stuff in! The autos in the juniors can’t even do .5gal each or it’ll run thru into reservoir and wind up anaerobic!

 

[Arthur]

Man it’s the fucking photos I am stressing on since only 4 weeks into flower! No idea what caused it or if it’s fixable but this right here I now see is what the issue is with them starving to death on me!
This was 3/15
View attachment 1302297View attachment 1302298
Happy white roots.......
Yet here they were last night and no idea what screwed em up so bad over those 2 weeks!
View attachment 1302300View attachment 1302301
Causing it to do this up top!
View attachment 1302302View attachment 1302303View attachment 1302304
As of this moment no clue of it’s salvageable with those roots like that this far in! Anyway got any suggestions from dealing with same issue feel free to let me know! Not sure if some hydroguard would help me out here at this point!
Hey @Arthur any suggestions?? I know NFTG is real picky about what’s happening in root zone (I am not using it now FYI) so didn’t know if you’d encountered anything similar in the past!

I have, but it was a really long time ago when I was running a flood table closer to around the turn of the century. Gotta be better answers now than then!

Looks like pythium... hydrogaurd I believe would be the appropriate treatment.

 

[WildBill]

Man it’s the fucking photos I am stressing on since only 4 weeks into flower! No idea what caused it or if it’s fixable but this right here I now see is what the issue is with them starving to death on me!
This was 3/15
View attachment 1302297View attachment 1302298
Happy white roots.......
Yet here they were last night and no idea what screwed em up so bad over those 2 weeks!
View attachment 1302300View attachment 1302301
Causing it to do this up top!
View attachment 1302302View attachment 1302303View attachment 1302304
As of this moment no clue of it’s salvageable with those roots like that this far in! Anyway got any suggestions from dealing with same issue feel free to let me know! Not sure if some hydroguard would help me out here at this point!
Hey @Arthur any suggestions?? I know NFTG is real picky about what’s happening in root zone (I am not using it now FYI) so didn’t know if you’d encountered anything similar in the past!

DAMN! Pretty drastic change!
A good SST couldn't hurt. Lots of root heath boosters.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

Looks like bokashi is acidic when its fresh and shouldnt come in contact with roots.

"One Caution: It is still so acidic that plant roots should not come in contact with it for two to four weeks."

Bokashi Composting: A Step By Step Instructional Guide

Bokashi is a composting method of fermentation that you can easily do at home by sealing organic waste in an airtight container. Learn exactly how in this guide

www.planetnatural.com

 

[Sour D]

Man it’s the fucking photos I am stressing on since only 4 weeks into flower! No idea what caused it or if it’s fixable but this right here I now see is what the issue is with them starving to death on me!
This was 3/15
View attachment 1302297View attachment 1302298
Happy white roots.......
Yet here they were last night and no idea what screwed em up so bad over those 2 weeks!
View attachment 1302300View attachment 1302301
Causing it to do this up top!
View attachment 1302302View attachment 1302303View attachment 1302304
As of this moment no clue of it’s salvageable with those roots like that this far in! Anyway got any suggestions from dealing with same issue feel free to let me know! Not sure if some hydroguard would help me out here at this point!
Hey @Arthur any suggestions?? I know NFTG is real picky about what’s happening in root zone (I am not using it now FYI) so didn’t know if you’d encountered anything similar in the past!

How much biochar you got there? I've heard something about it being like a hoover vac to nutes and it not being all that good for indoor grows in smaller pots.

 

[Sour D]

Biochar & How To Use It | Homegrown Cannabis Co.

Using biochar is perhaps one of the most revolutionary and sustainable agricultural practice that cannabis cultivators can adapt to increase soil fertility.

homegrowncannabisco.com

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[Fermented_Fruitz]

Looks like bokashi is acidic when its fresh and shouldnt come in contact with roots.

"One Caution: It is still so acidic that plant roots should not come in contact with it for two to four weeks."

Bokashi Composting: A Step By Step Instructional Guide

Bokashi is a composting method of fermentation that you can easily do at home by sealing organic waste in an airtight container. Learn exactly how in this guide

www.planetnatural.com

Thats fresh bokashi before it’s dried! Wonder if my damn tea labs bag needs to be replaced cuz think this all started not long after they got a flowering tea! Need to go back thru my pics to get date I did that! I did find a local place with hydroguard in stock so soaked the medium and filled up the reservoir! Fingers crossed it helps! Just sucks if I need to flush medium it’s kinda impossible in these boxes cuz internal reservoir would fill with the water you flushed thru the soil! May need to go get a cheap lil manual siphon pump for emergencies!

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

Biochar & How To Use It | Homegrown Cannabis Co.

Using biochar is perhaps one of the most revolutionary and sustainable agricultural practice that cannabis cultivators can adapt to increase soil fertility.

homegrowncannabisco.com

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It has a small amount that was mixed in at place that made the soil! I didn’t add any extra tho! Hopefully since I was top watering since that tea was given and wasn’t filing reservoir at all I hope I didn’t just mess up and let it go too dry! I’ll prob pull covers back on tonight so that medium can let the hydroguard do it’s thing without drying out too fast!