greenhousetr
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hey guys , my girls are about 2 weeks and i have seen green things on them . what do you guys think ? what is the solution ?
Without touching or smelling it, best guess would be get those seed starters outta the light. Looks like algae or some type of fungi but without seeing it in person and having no experience with those (what're they jiffy cubes?) particular cubes it could be something else. Please post more info and describe the green ish a little more and someone else, I'm sure, will be able to give you a solution.
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Are you using anything to prevent Oogie Boogies from growing? i.e. Hydroguard
Are you using anything to prevent Oogie Boogies from growing? i.e. Hydroguard
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greenhousetr
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i am using Root !t for propagation and 23w cfl for light . in the dark rook 26 celsius temperature and %60 for moisture . I am not using any chemicals at the moment . The smell like moldy . i have been using ventilation and 2 of them look sick that make me sad . i will add more photos soon guys . thanks for your help
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greenhousetr
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okey guys what do you think about my girls ?
Do you recommend any disease product at the moment ? or what should i do ?
Do you recommend any disease product at the moment ? or what should i do ?
Cannoisseuras
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Idk buddy I hope someone can help. Def looks like fungas
anything that occurs in nature cannot be unnatural!
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Unknown Strain From Seed - First Time Grow
anything that occurs in nature cannot be unnatural!
The Birth & Evolution Of A Dragon
Unknown Strain From Seed - First Time Grow
Honestly, don't know what the best course of action would be. Maybe hydrogen peroxide or sm90 can be used to kill whatever it is. If you don't do that you could lose your plants. So get something to take care of that first and then something as simple as paper plates with a hole in it can prevent light from hitting your cubies. Sm90 will def work. Hydrogen peroxide not as good for that. Good luck! .
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greenhousetr
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thank you , hydrogen peroxide sounds logical , but i wonder how can apply that ?
