spelsylver
AFN's MultiMedia Bitch...♥
although the beni teas will fix your problem like the medicine man stated, if you want something you can use right now pick up some Hygrozyme. I used to use it with every feeding when i ran dwc and never had a root rot problem after. You need a consistent root conditioner in there and part of the reason you have a repeat of your problem is because of the hydrogen peroxide....it's great for killing the root rot but killed off all your bennies the minute you introduced it, creating the problem all over again once the peroxide wore off.
on your next dwc run treat your bucket with a root conditioner every feeding. for synthetic grows i used Dutch Master Zone, kept my roots bright white, explosive and healthy throughout the whole grow and serves as a buffer in the water. once that water reaches a certain temperature all sorts of weird stuff starts to happen. The zone makes it a livable environment for your roots to soak up nutrients no matter how warm your water might be.
I switched to hygrozyme when i ran organics which works just as well, except i noticed the roots stained a pale brown because of the product. Not a single patch of slime anywhere and saved a bunch of time on making beni teas...although beni teas are great, you have to mix, wait, mix, wait some more and don't let it brew too long in a closed area, that shit will stink like...well shit lol. I myself find the whole process methodical, but some like myself rather enjoy methodical tasks, especially after lighting one up :smokebuds:
save that hydrogen peroxide for steralizing your buckets and equipment, it works great for that!
anyways, just wanted to add my 2 bits in even though you've got some great advice already from stellar afn members
forgot to add this link! https://www.autoflower.org/f5/teas-dwc-buckets-3115.html I started this thread back a while back when i was 1st exploring beni teas. a good recipe to start with
on your next dwc run treat your bucket with a root conditioner every feeding. for synthetic grows i used Dutch Master Zone, kept my roots bright white, explosive and healthy throughout the whole grow and serves as a buffer in the water. once that water reaches a certain temperature all sorts of weird stuff starts to happen. The zone makes it a livable environment for your roots to soak up nutrients no matter how warm your water might be.
I switched to hygrozyme when i ran organics which works just as well, except i noticed the roots stained a pale brown because of the product. Not a single patch of slime anywhere and saved a bunch of time on making beni teas...although beni teas are great, you have to mix, wait, mix, wait some more and don't let it brew too long in a closed area, that shit will stink like...well shit lol. I myself find the whole process methodical, but some like myself rather enjoy methodical tasks, especially after lighting one up :smokebuds:
save that hydrogen peroxide for steralizing your buckets and equipment, it works great for that!
anyways, just wanted to add my 2 bits in even though you've got some great advice already from stellar afn members
forgot to add this link! https://www.autoflower.org/f5/teas-dwc-buckets-3115.html I started this thread back a while back when i was 1st exploring beni teas. a good recipe to start with
