Hygrozyme and great white
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OG Gardenz
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Any Microbial inoculate high in Trichoderma should be helpful but need to make sure the spore counts are high and viable.
To help roots in a hydro system I recommend Humic acid and Kelp at 5:2... Virginia Tech study found that this makes both work 50% better at the 5 parts Humic to 2 parts Kelp ratio. Kelp has cytokine and other natural plant growth hormones that should help your roots pop!
To help roots in a hydro system I recommend Humic acid and Kelp at 5:2... Virginia Tech study found that this makes both work 50% better at the 5 parts Humic to 2 parts Kelp ratio. Kelp has cytokine and other natural plant growth hormones that should help your roots pop!
OG Gardenz
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hydroguard or hygrozyme, which is it?
OG Gardenz
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Have you tried hypochlorous acid? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypochlorous_acid
a lot of people i know who run dwc use this...
a lot of people i know who run dwc use this...
No I haven't. I have a controlled environment with all the goods. Water chiller, c02, ac unit etc... Just don't know why it keeps getting the rot. I sanitize everything plus even buying all new buckets and lines along with a big air pump and stones.
Here's my current run down list of what I put in my ladies...
ML per gal
15 h202
15 cal mag
25 micro/gro/bloom
20 hygrozyme
Here's my current run down list of what I put in my ladies...
ML per gal
15 h202
15 cal mag
25 micro/gro/bloom
20 hygrozyme
OG Gardenz
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I believe pythium can be a systemic infection, is your mother plant in soil or hydro?
OG Gardenz
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i have had a very similar scenario in my dwc systems and so have my bros... i bailed to soil, the ones that stuck to dwc ultimately found hypochlorous.
one microscopic spec of pythium and it will come right back. it is anaerobic and thrives in a environment that lacks oxygen, which is why the h2o2 is good to kill it. but when that dissipates your door is open again.
how often are you adding h2o2?
what is your water temp?
one microscopic spec of pythium and it will come right back. it is anaerobic and thrives in a environment that lacks oxygen, which is why the h2o2 is good to kill it. but when that dissipates your door is open again.
how often are you adding h2o2?
what is your water temp?
OG Gardenz
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cant do much more then that... i'm go back to the hypochlorous acid... it made our dwc bucket system come back to life after a pyth outbreak. it was all a big deal because these were very good systems. stuff was called bob's brew, think there are some other ones out there though..