Nooooo!!! Major Droopage!!!

itzCESAR*

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #1

I changed nutes today, I added over 200 mL of 3% H2O2, because of some root rot. BTW I've noticed a bit of a stunted growth. Anyways this is what happened almost imediately

 

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itzCESAR*

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #2

Does anyone think it'll perk up on it's own? It' was not droopy like this untill I changed the nutes. I'm using a DWC bubbler/ drip system I got Stealth Hydro Nutes, and got 24 hr 250w MH light on it.

O BTW, I kinda messed w/ the roots while it was being transferred I pulled off a little bit of root tips, the infected ones.

 

HomeGrownHairy

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #3

itzCESAR* said:

I changed nutes today, I added over 200 mL of 3% H2O2, because of some root rot. BTW I've noticed a bit of a stunted growth. Anyways this is what happened almost imediately

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Sounds like a little shock. Just watch them and check their vitals...ppm, ph, temp...the usual suspects.

 

itzCESAR*

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #4

Damn wow duhhhhh I forgot to check PH, thanks for the reminder ahah

 

NewGrowth

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #5

Its got shock from root damage . . . It should recover just make sure it is not stressed further. And yeah adjust the pH to 5.8

 

pelzroo

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #6

I've had this happen from h202 they've always bounced back by the next day

 

itzCESAR*

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #7

OMG thank you guys. I feel so much better +rep

 

itzCESAR*

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• Nov 23, 2008

• #8

Okay, ya I'm a newb. I checked PH, for some reason it read around 4.75. So I added PH up, and it read around 7.0, I know this is high for hydro. Sooo, I added PH down to that. Is this bad?

 

HomeGrownHairy

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• Nov 25, 2008

• #9

itzCESAR* said:

Okay, ya I'm a newb. I checked PH, for some reason it read around 4.75. So I added PH up, and it read around 7.0, I know this is high for hydro. Sooo, I added PH down to that. Is this bad?

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Just keep checking & adjusting. Allow a couple hours between adjustments so the Ph has time to work..Keep it under 6.0 ...5.8 is perfect for hydro.

 

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Bullethead21

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• Nov 25, 2008

• #10

You also might want to consider changing the res again atarting fresh with corected PH and nute levels...Ive read its not good to try and adjust PH that way and very dangerous to plant health and stress.....to be safe you can always start over....just a thought if they dont get better soon ...

Peace!