RetiredGuerilla
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Oxygen level of the solution? Did you check the roots? Do they look healthy?
Nute burn? deficiency? W/pictures
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RetiredGuerilla
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you have a couple of air stones in the rez right?
RetiredGuerilla
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They were oxygen starved.
RetiredGuerilla
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I see a lot that is already dead and brown. Trash those. The plants with the healthier roots and green leaves should rebound. Move the two lights to the left side so that area can get good coverage because that is where the healthy portion of the garden is. The right side is in the after world by now in MJ heaven. Give them back to the earth.
RetiredGuerilla
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ONE more thing. I didnt see any fans !! You got plenty of circulation and ventilation right?
Levinthelyf
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You can start by getting your own thread. That would probably help you some.
Redeyegee
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How do i do that. Thanks
Redeyegee
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Yes I got fans bringing outside air in thru a window. And also their is only 4-5 out of 17 that are effected
Dr. Who
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BINGO! Roots too hot! Root rot....
Roots/res need to be under 70F!
It's time to pony up for a chiller!
theslipperbandit
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In I'm soil so use a little Styrofoam em up to keep em warm lights out...just my veg tent mind.flowering is always 26-27 since I connected my fans to my passive intake so ive a 19"fan with a 6' ducking zipped to the back of the fan then that ducking is fed into an open box on the windowsill n she dropped alot...let's see how hot the cobs go lol
theslipperbandit
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If they dry the gone but a dome over em n some root feed like rizotonic at small dose weak to fuck
