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themlouds, if you see a small bit of slime from your recent temp. spike, I would try some H2O2 first if you want to avoid using a tea or other type of neutralizer. the H2O2, combined with chilled water, should take care of any biological growth. and after a few days or even hours the H2O2 will...

hey cory, i used Fox Farms Ocean Forest for the soil in that grow, mixed with some General Organics Ancient Forest (forest humus compost) and some coco chips. As a start, stick with the schedule, and keep the soil moist but not overly saturated. stick with the schedule on the GO Box, but don't...

Bread cattttt

UC you got nothin to worry about... just another dumbass floating around this site. I checked out his grow... lanky plants with airy buds. pretty weak. hes saying hes thinking of leaving this site because of 'haters' and that he wont post anymore updates... LOL. maybe he actually killed...

what a fucking tooooooool... lol i luv ur bread cat

brown shit = dead slime

It has been said many times on this thread but apparently it needs to be said again. The key to fighting slime is biological diversity. Diversity can 'choke out' the likely singular anaerobic bacteria that has turned your plant into a slime haven. If you can fight it off with 1,000...

oh nevermind, i see now. our site admins lack skillz, got attacked, and had to restore from a month-old backup. sahweeeet.

wow what happened here... it seems all the posts from within the last month vanished. niceeeeeeeee mr.bond

yeah if you follow what nukebisket said, you might get a gun shoved in your face. most dispensaries are packing. get a bottle of 151, stuff a rag in the top, soak it, light it, and toss it through their front window. and dont get caught. cheers, mr.bond

Just to be clear, the old stuff doesn't 'clean up' -- it just gets crowded with new, white root growth. The roots that have been exposed to the slime will stay brown for the duration of the grow and slowly turn a lighter color to a brownish/yellowish color. Also if you are in flower, you won't...

increased water uptake is a sign of recovery and that the tea is working. nice to hear about the new white roots on the one plant. good stuff. dont forget to give ur soil plant some tea as well. if the slime delayed your flowering by about two weeks, you may need to push back your harvest...

Don't run the tea when you are using plain water during your final flush stage, it's not necessary this late in the game. Sledgehammer is a flushing agent. Rinsing your roots with this every 3 weeks will just flush out localized nutrients, and disrupt the growth cycle. It could also break the...

Im pretty sure you didn't read that. At least not on this thread.

if you can see the root aphids on the surface, it means they have matured a bit after eating your roots in the coco for a while. the damage may already be done. when i ran into this problem i made a simple spray/drench with some hot peppers from the garden, boiled, and sprayed. check out the...

Hey Tmac, Awesome, yes this is exactly why I designed this contraption, the easy maneuverability of the plants/lids with the wonders of a scrog. sounds like you are on the right track with your waterfarm. you'll probably need to make the legs a bit longer to reach up and out of the 2gal pot...

ya good shit UC. keep it up. a tad crispy, but chalk it up to the undercurrent. cheers, mr.bond

Looking good there Tmac! To the haters out there, this is a prime example for why some of us use bennies even without slime. "If you're treating it, you've already lost the battle." LOL so untrue... that root ball wouldn't be half as full without some myco up in that rez! good shit tmac...

just a note in case you happened to skip over it, if you are battling slime, keep the Superthrive out of your mix. and of course the Hydrozyme as well. contrary to what others may say, zymes will take a small slime issue and turn it into a disaster. superthrive has a similar effect, as do all...

doucheeeeeeee *sound of toilet flushing*