No slime or smell....
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Terry385
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http://www.skunklabshc.com/microbe-tea-info.html
not to late use tea working for me roots and plant growing again
not to late use tea working for me roots and plant growing again
JBONESG
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ordered the http://www.amazon.com/Root-Assist-C...UTF8&qid=1424448388&sr=8-2&keywords=skunk+lab
good lookign out dude, hopefully this sets me on my way back forward...
Terry385
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good price how much shippingordered the http://www.amazon.com/Root-Assist-Complete-Microbe-Brew/dp/B00J1O7UE0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1424448388&sr=8-2&keywords=skunk lab
http://www.ebay.com/itm/191197764268?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Terry385
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"hopefully this sets me on my way back forward..."
For Initial Inoculation or to convert damaged poor roots from serializing products to the microbe brew be sure to fully soak and rinse any chemicals from the roots and then let them soak overnight in a new reservoir of just plain R.O. with 2-4 ounces(i used 4 cups oopps ) of tea per gallon for 6-12 hours. Changing the nutrient water twice in the first week of inoculating poor roots is generally helpful. In some cases the roots will turn darker, but stay the course and lots of new white roots will develop.
For Initial Inoculation or to convert damaged poor roots from serializing products to the microbe brew be sure to fully soak and rinse any chemicals from the roots and then let them soak overnight in a new reservoir of just plain R.O. with 2-4 ounces(i used 4 cups oopps ) of tea per gallon for 6-12 hours. Changing the nutrient water twice in the first week of inoculating poor roots is generally helpful. In some cases the roots will turn darker, but stay the course and lots of new white roots will develop.
JBONESG
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5 dollars shipping :/ its ok same price... thanks very much for the info... I am going to go get 5 gallon buckets now before the tea arrives and start separating them all... all 4 seem to have some brown on the roots...I will treat the ones with the most on them first...they advertise as it being a permanant thing this root rot fix...I pray so 
I need my own supply
I need my own supply
Terry385
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Avoid anything "organic" in the nutrient water, that means extracts, vitamins, acids, and definitely no Carbohydrates (sugar). Organics feed brown slime algae as well as pythium "root rot". A simple pure synthetic (chemical) nutrient formula with this tea will be all the plants need for optimum health and growth.
churchhaze
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What is the EC and pH?
JBONESG
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1.2785714285714285 EC 6 ph...I solved the issue...it was the medium touching the res. No more problemo...This is what I changed it to afterwards. Light getting in my tubes? wowsers....going to need to color them? Got tea coming in, they haven't stopped growing yet so yeah.... still got growth from them today after I checked them cuz I did that yesterday
Got tea coming in, they haven't stopped growing yet so yeah.... still got growth from them today after I checked them cuz I did that yesterdayThat definitely looks like root rot. What is your water temp?
Its weird that youre still getting good growth, usually with root rot you see stunted growth and all around a crappy plant. Some of your nutes might stain the roots. For example, GH Micro will give the roots a brownish color.
Its weird that youre still getting good growth, usually with root rot you see stunted growth and all around a crappy plant. Some of your nutes might stain the roots. For example, GH Micro will give the roots a brownish color.
lmoore2680
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U beat me to it a lot of people confuse stained roots with root rot now that's a noob mistake
JBONESG
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Here are the pictures of the growth.... 68-70 degrees is my res temp...they all were sitting int he same res at 1 point... got tea on the way-the medium(hydrotom) was in the water on all 3 of them...6 inch net pots in a 10 gallon bucket now they are in single 5 gallon buckets
