some more pics----mold problem?help

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stink hole

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• Jun 24, 2009

• #1

hello lets get started
first pic-i think nute burn not sure it will not go away....
2-flowering room
3-another shot of the flowering room
4-left side of my veg room
5-right side of my veg room
6-wide shot of my veg room....
ok with that said in my veg room i have most of my seedlings in those bio degradable pots that the roots can grow though....they stay pretty moist and today i was looking them over and i could see what looked to be some white mold its not everywhere yet but i know if i dont do something it will be and i know it doesnt take long please help me what can i use to kill the mold and not hurt my babies???all input is welcomed with a smile.......hydrogen peroxide???

 

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Quickee

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• Jun 24, 2009

• #2

i know hydrogen peroxide can kill mold but it take a considerable amount to do it. i have used those pot before and got mold from them as well..pretty much i just wet the shit out of them and pulled them off as much as a could and replanted them. prolly something you dont want to hear.

 

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stink hole

Active Member

• Jun 24, 2009

• #3

no not really but is thats what i have to do.....theres gotta be something that i can use......i plan to do a sog so they wont be in veg much loner even if there is something to slow it down...what do you think of the set up any thing you would tweek?

 

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stink hole

Active Member

• Jun 24, 2009

• #4

wow 20 veiws and only one person had input????whats going on here talk bout my set, up or that yellowing leaf i have a pic of, please help with my mold issue? help damn it

 

Stussy

Active Member

• Jun 24, 2009

• #5

I'd replant them if I were you, have heard alot of bad truths about those pots.

 

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stink hole

Active Member

• Jun 24, 2009

• #6

but i plan to move then to flower inside the next week what else can i use that the roots will go through so when i move them to flower the roots can brezze through the rivier rock....flower room drip feed 3 times a day...i would just take them out of the soil and put them in hydro (river rock) but i herd they will more then likely die.....what do i do there are 60 plants in those pots.........

 

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stink hole

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• Jun 24, 2009

• #7

i want to do sog any tips????????????i want to flower 10 to 15 plants at a time i have a 400w hps bulb....will that be good enuff????i have an extra 400w mh should i put that in there>?

 

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stink hole

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• Jun 25, 2009

• #8

no input just repot......there has to be something i can do.. i dont not want to repot 60 plants

 

TVMASDL

Active Member

• Jun 25, 2009

• #9

Kinda unrelated but....

Is that aluminum foil or mylar? Cause it looks like foil...

If that's aluminum foil you should get that shit outta there.

 

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stink hole

Active Member

• Jun 25, 2009

• #10

there is sheet metal and foil...is foil bad???i wanted to plant but fumes will stay to long {grow room is a bomb shellter}

 

TVMASDL

Active Member

• Jun 25, 2009

• #11

Yeah man, foil actually ABSORBS light. I know, I know, it's crazy.

But yeah, they would be better lit if you invest in some mylar. It's really fucking cheap.

But you should get that foil down like ASAP.

 

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stink hole

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• Jun 25, 2009

• #12

wow i didnt know that thanks +rep...wherecan i pick up some myler at? homedepot?

 

TVMASDL

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• Jun 26, 2009

• #13

Yeah Home Depot would probably have it.

I'm sure garden centers have it too.

 

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stink hole

Active Member

• Jun 26, 2009

• #14

ok kool i will fo look for some today any thing else?

 

TVMASDL

Active Member

• Jun 26, 2009

• #15

How's your ventilation setup?

As for the mold problem I can't really tell from the picture what it could be for sure. Hopefully someone more experienced than I will stumble upon this thread.

 

TeaTreeOil

Well-Known Member

• Jun 29, 2009

• #16

Aluminum foil absorbs 3% of light that strikes it's air bound surface. Right, 3%. The other 90-some percent is reflected.