roorsmoker
Well-Known Member
hey guys, noticed my rez temps were getting a little hot because i had not hooked up my exhaust yet, and sure enough the day i hook up my exhaust i notice the root rot.
its like a soggy, brown texture. i am using a 400wdigital ballast, now with an air cooled 6in hood, with htg 6in fan. the room is now getting to a maximum of 82 degrees.
The 8 clones are on day 30 of flower cycle. i am using hydroton as a medium, using botanicare organic nutes, along with a little myco, and adjusting the pH to 5.5-5.8.
i cleaned the rez out thoroughly and added a fresh gallons of distilled h2o with about 15-20mL of hydroguard in each, and adjusted pH to about 5.8.
am planning to add nutes tomorrow when the light comes back on. does this sound like a good idea? or should i have added them with the hydroguard?
i saw a little bit of what looked like roots coming off in the fresh rez; i read other posts and most said similar. im just wondering when to start adding nutes again?
heres a few pics but none are of the roots. ill post pics of roots tomorrow.
any help would be great.
its like a soggy, brown texture. i am using a 400wdigital ballast, now with an air cooled 6in hood, with htg 6in fan. the room is now getting to a maximum of 82 degrees.
The 8 clones are on day 30 of flower cycle. i am using hydroton as a medium, using botanicare organic nutes, along with a little myco, and adjusting the pH to 5.5-5.8.
i cleaned the rez out thoroughly and added a fresh gallons of distilled h2o with about 15-20mL of hydroguard in each, and adjusted pH to about 5.8.
am planning to add nutes tomorrow when the light comes back on. does this sound like a good idea? or should i have added them with the hydroguard?
i saw a little bit of what looked like roots coming off in the fresh rez; i read other posts and most said similar. im just wondering when to start adding nutes again?
heres a few pics but none are of the roots. ill post pics of roots tomorrow.
any help would be great.