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This is the room. Haven't had plants in here in a while. All we have going are the seedlings I posted earlier.

We have a reverse osmosis machine

Going to have the water tested soon. Will post the results when we get them back.

We were using an RO machine but stopped due to fears of it being in the filter. Have used bottled water and water used from a different area that we used to use for growing where we never had these problems and the problems still occur. It's been 2 years and we can't get a plant over 6...

Normal environment for the room is 75-78 set by an evc. Humidity is set between 50-60% it's controlled very well. ppm meters everything is very well dialed in. Never had this problem in 10+ years of growing. Started about 6months after moving in to a new house. The extreme Temps were just an...

The "gel" seems to only be found once the infection is bad. We have used many different soils over the last couple months trying to see if that is the problem. Used the same bag in two different places and one place it is fine and the other the problems occur.

[QUITE="Dr.Pecker, post: 11111943, member: 875432"]You need to have your water tested. If its killing plants I wouldn't even drink it. Do you have city water? does it smell like chlorine? It Is city water. There is definitely chlorine in the water. It doesn't really smell like it though unless...

In the 10 years my partner has done this they haven't seen anything like this. They noticed that if we wait a little while before starting new seeds the problems take a little longer to hit. And once hit the growth slows but if you leave them in the dark they will grow. it doesn't seem to...

Over watering isn't the problem.

When sprouting seeds using paper towel method there will be pink to red stains.

Spore cluster with multipl " blisters"

There is a small pink speck on the right side of the cluster of spores.

They are extremely phytotoxic as well

Seedling with pink hue. If you look at the leaves under a microscope you will see the cells are surrounded by mycelium and some type of blister that look like oogonium (sp?)

Some seedlings. I know they are kinda dry lol. They arent in coco this time. They have a pink tint to them. The mold is only seen through the microscope. In past plants the soil would not dry out very much. It almost seems like some type of gel. There have been times where it has gone 3 weeks...

The black parts are bundles of round spores with some type of blister that grows off of them.

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