NUTE BURN?? Help?

Dont worry about the clorine in the tap if your unning sterile.
You should be fin at 300 ppm of nutes.
Id add cl2 every day at that temp. You may be better off to just leave the 3 in there. If you remove one you will have a bunch of damaged roots feeding the rot. Check your ppm if its going up reduce, if down increase slightly tii you fing a happy zone where the water goes down and ppm stays the same. Ph will drift up naturally knock it back down when it does.

FPVGrow said:

Yeah I use H2O2

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Not if you're using Hydroguard, Great White, or any other living inoculate. Antiseptic res and beneficial microbes are mutually exclusive.

graying.geek said:

Not if you're using Hydroguard, Great White, or any other living inoculate. Antiseptic res and beneficial microbes are mutually exclusive.

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Yeah I’ve also got hydro guard and great white

FPVGrow said:

Yeah I’ve also got hydro guard and great white

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You in the US? Get southern agriculture, garden friendly fungicide. It's the same bennies just way way more concentrated for like 5$

FPVGrow said:

Yeah I’ve also got hydro guard and great white

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OK, one of us isn't understanding the other. One more time: "Antiseptic res and beneficial microbes are mutually exclusive." Using them concurrently simply kills the inoculates.

The Op needs to pick one; steril or bennies. I'd start with flushing the hydroton really good along with a rez change.

Bucsfan80 said:

The Op needs to pick one; steril or bennies. I'd start with flushing the hydroton really good along with a rez change.

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Can you explain both so I’m aware. Not familiar with the term bennies

FPVGrow said:

Can you explain both so I’m aware. Not familiar with the term bennies

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Beneficial Microbes or sterile reservoir.

HydoDan said:

Beneficial Microbes or sterile reservoir.

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Okay makes sense, I assume since I have H202 I should do sterile. whatre the benefits and cons. Which is easier to maintain

I always ran sterile. Too much can happen with microbes in water.
I found that bleach works better than H2o2 at keeping root rot away.
This is what I used.
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Did you get your rez temp adjusted?

With that high of rez temps sterile would be the smarter choice in my opinion.

Bucsfan80 said:

With that high of rez temps sterile would be the smarter choice in my opinion.

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Perfect so any other recommendations

FPVGrow said:

Perfect so any other recommendations

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keep your pH in proper range
don't get root rot
don't overfeed them

FPVGrow said:

Perfect so any other recommendations

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I second the ph. 5.5-5.8, 6 at the highest. What is your air temp and rh?

Bucsfan80 said:

I second the ph. 5.5-5.8, 6 at the highest. What is your air temp and rh?

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Air temp hovering around 85 w a 200w tube setup about to get an inline fan or two to cool it off as I’ll be using a 600 light for flower

Just got this grow guide form the canna website. Think I should go by it.

FPVGrow said:

Yes tap letting it sit for a day or more to get out chlorine. The ppm of the Rez is about 300. The tap water is about 100 ppm. I’m using Canna Aqua VEGA A & B

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That's bullshit. I use tap water to no vail without problems. Chlorine is okay if your water quality is okay.

Cover your lid with something white. Do you have an airstone in there? Drop nutes, up the PH a bit, get the water temp down. How far is the light? Your plants will get too big to share the bucket before you can sex them. Plants look overwatered. Drop the water level to 1-2 inches under the netpot. The problem areas are on older growth only - that is an important consideration

bluegill said:

Cover your lid with something white. Do you have an airstone in there? Drop nutes, up the PH a bit, get the water temp down. How far is the light? Your plants will get too big to share the bucket before you can sex them. Plants look overwatered. Drop the water level to 1-2 inches under the netpot. The problem areas are on older growth only - that is an important consideration

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Okay will try. Yeah two worst ones actually! Like has been moved to about 9-12 inches above foliage

FPVGrow said:

Okay will try. Yeah two worst ones actually! Like has been moved to about 9-12 inches above foliage

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Your PPM can be higher depending on pH, RH, temp, and your choice of lighting. I am running much higher PPM with a strong light, but after dropping my pH, I'm seeing some plant stress because of low humidity. Still learning all this myself