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Would something like this work? I can get ahold of some perlite for free and spend 4x less than the premixed stuff.

Always

I’ve used fabric and plastic with the same outcome sadly. The coco is mixed with perlite

I’ve tried that and they’ve always been overwatered

Yeah but some had it alot worse off than others. Trashed the bad ones and mixed some diatomaceous earth into the top of the others.

Its pro-mix coco and I added perlite. I took a vacuum to the roots (which sounds bad but i was gentle) and pulled as many of them bugs off before going into a 3gallon plastic pot

I also flipped the worst looking plant and found these brown bugs.. boutta toss the plant

Not bad but looks like i need to rinse the coco before I transplant

I was using hydroguard until i saw spots and switched to h202. Ill up pot and see what happens. Ill try to take a pic of the roots too. My guess is they’ll be a bit brown

I’ve just been going off of a vpd chart. I also bring air in and duct out with the light cycle

I believe its the start of thrips so I’ve been using spinosad every three days and running 2ml of h202 through the coco with every watering

It is and i put a decent amount of perlite in

Its a 1 gallon pot. I figured next would be my 3gal. Netpots

Ill have to look into getting one till i get better at watering. I forgot to mention my ph comes out low at 5.3 and runoff at 750. Nice plant btw

I’ve been feeding em about 600ppms of floranova grow at 5.9-6.0. I let them dry back the first two or three waterings and started watering daily figuring the roots were established but maybe not. My tent stays about 82 degrees and 60-65% humidity so not sure what im doing wrong.

I change the water every 5 days. I figured root rot and had been adding hydroguard regularly to try and help but hasn’t done much.

Feeding at 4-500 ppm and adding Hydroguard and silica as the only additives both at 10ml per 4 gal. roots are kinda brown but never had water temps over 72