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mighty g

Member

• Feb 10, 2014

• #1

I'm getting ready to transplant my clones to new pots.Some of the roots look fuzzy,like fungus.Is there anything I can do?

 

charface

Well-Known Member

• Feb 10, 2014

• #2

Without a pic its hard to say but it
sounds like you are describing normal roots.
Not sure if you can see in this pic but on the roots that werent submerged in the water are covered with what looks like
fine little white hairs.
Normal



**H@Ck ALLeRt**
Any info I give is based on what I would be comfortable doing.
Please get other opinions.

In nature plants don't live in plastic buckets but at my house they do or they get the f**k out.

 

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mighty g

Member

• Feb 10, 2014

• #3

Can only do pics with my phone.too much of a pain.this is the first time I've cloned.your picture helped thanx.

 

charface

Well-Known Member

• Feb 10, 2014

• #4

cool.


**H@Ck ALLeRt**
Any info I give is based on what I would be comfortable doing.
Please get other opinions.

In nature plants don't live in plastic buckets but at my house they do or they get the f**k out.

 

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mighty g

Member

• Feb 15, 2014

• #5

Hey charface,your photo helped because it made me realize that I do know what healthy roots look like. Some of mine weren't.I was just second guessing myself because I've never cloned before.the pic brought me to my senses.Thanx again

 

charface

Well-Known Member

• Feb 15, 2014

• #6

Good deal.


In nature plants don't live in plastic buckets but at my house they do or they get the f**k out!

 

Hydrotech364

Well-Known Member

• Feb 16, 2014

• #7

He's right on the money.If there is no gunk yellow slime or anything furry you are great, if you do happen to get an STD add 2-5 tsp's of H2O2( Hydrogen Peroxide ) to each Gal of Water.It's all Good.

 

PetFlora

Well-Known Member

• Feb 16, 2014

• #8

At this stage I trim my roots ~ 1" every 3-5 days. Doing so helps more roots to grow above, which is better than a long pony tail

As long as you don't over trim the plants will not flinch

I trimmed the stringy root after taking the pic

 

charface

Well-Known Member

• Feb 16, 2014

• #9

Never thought of that. :thumbup:

In nature plants don't live in plastic buckets but at my house they do or they get the f**k out!

 

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mighty g

Member

• Feb 25, 2014

• #10

My roots weren't gunky or slimy , but it looked like white mold was growing on some.Hit it with h2o2 and it seemed to do the trick.Went and got an ez cloner.now I'm sitting pretty.I started my moms in root cubes.the rock wool in one of them has turned blackish.plant seems fine though.Ever seen that before?