Everybody told me to put in an air stone and it made a big difference.

They also suggested changing the water frequently and that made a difference too. It's amazing how fast a gallon of water can go sour.

I found the A/G nutrients good until you want to force blooming then they have too much nitrogen and you'll probably need to go to your hydroponics store for help. Hope this helps. Hank

hey guys, just got home and noticed 3 of my plants now have the red dots on their largest leaves.(SEE PICS) what is this? do i need to remove the plants? can it be cured? im changing the water out, putting nutes in, and installing an airstone today. but will any of this help?

note-picture 1 and 2 are of the same leaf. sorry the pictures arent so good, took them with my iphone.

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I got an airstone installed in my AG now, and still unsure about what those red dots on my plants are. My dad suggested that they were dry, but I dont think thats what it is. I could be wrong, but if anyone knows, please! dont hesitate to post! thanks in advance!

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now 4 plants have the red dots on them. Could use some help!

yea get as many CFL bulbs at your local walmart or home depot or whatever. but yea i have the AG kinda like yours and my roots dont have enough room with just 2 plants!! so you might wanna transplant them to another garden or something and also!! important to fight chances of mold you wanna cover up them pod holes asap but its lookin good i will keepin up with ya

get airstones asap the more then better plants always do better with more o2

I found my plants getting the same spots I layed off the nutes for a bit and the spots stopped getting worse. Not sure though ,im on my first grow too.

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so i have an airstone installed. its been running for almost 30 hours now or so. 5 of my plants have the red dots on their largest leaves, and one plants leaves are almost covered in them. For the fifth plant, its my largest and quickest growing plant that has a fairly large red dot on its largest leaves. Is this something that i need to worry about? I certainly dont want my plants to die, but i was thinking maybe taking out 3-5 of the plants like most people suggested, being the ones with the most dense red dots on their leaves and moving my biggest one towards the center. Is this a good idea? Could use some help! thanks!

id flush them and chill on the nutes or a bit just put them in pure distilled water with no nutes or nothing just that water an air stone and give it a couple of days

what kind of water are ou using? It looks like cal mag def I think. Are you using Ro water? Try a little tapwater once it is dechlorinated. Or use cal mag but I bet you dont have any. I am not sure, that is what I would do but ask someone else. I dont think you need any nutes yet either.

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