PopAndSonGrows
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Depending on how or where u got the coco, maybe the bag already had larvae in it 
Root rot in Coco Coir. Root Aphids?
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TintEastwood
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Got me stumped.
My best guess would be the source water. But you probably use RO.
reallycoolguy
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I use RO not UV tho. RO doesn't filter bacteria. My guess are the aphids. I transplanted in 50/50 coco perlite and fabric pots today.
reallycoolguy
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I am already feeding all kind of fungi and beneficial bacteria. If you are interested I use
This is an austrian product, available in Europe called MykorrHizzasoluble by tiroler glückspilze. Works great but I still get root rot
ecto-mykos per ml:
Pisolithus tinctorius (750.000 Sporen), Rhizopogon villosulus (125.000 Sporen), R. luteolus (125.000 Sporen), R. amylopogon (125.000 Sporen), R. fulvigleba (125.000 Sporen), Scleroderma citrinum (156.250 Sporen), S. cepa (156.250 Sporen), Suillus granulatus (156.250 Sporen), Suillus punctatipes (156.250 Sporen), Laccaria bicolor (50.000 Sporen), L. laccata (50.000 Sporen)
Trichoderma per ml :
Trichoderma koningii (187.500 Sporen), T. harzianum (187.500 Sporen)
myko per ml:
Glomus intraradices (8 Sporen), G. mosseae (8 Sporen), G. aggregatum (8 Sporen), G. etunicatum (8 Sporen), G. clarum (2 Sporen), G. margarita (2 Sporen), G. brasilianum (2 Sporen), G. monosporum (2 Sporen), G. deserticola (2 Sporen)
bennies: - 298.469 x :
Bacillus subtilis, B. licheniformis, B. azotoformans, B. megaterium, B. coagulans, B. pumilus, B. thuringiensis, B. stearothermophilus, Paenibacillus polymyxa, P. durum, P. fluorescens, P. gordonae, Azotobacter polymyxa, A. chroococcum, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Streptomyces griseus, S. lydicus, Pseudomonas aureofaciens, Deinococcus erythromyxa.
other stuff:
humicacid, seaweedextract
Pisolithus tinctorius (750.000 Sporen), Rhizopogon villosulus (125.000 Sporen), R. luteolus (125.000 Sporen), R. amylopogon (125.000 Sporen), R. fulvigleba (125.000 Sporen), Scleroderma citrinum (156.250 Sporen), S. cepa (156.250 Sporen), Suillus granulatus (156.250 Sporen), Suillus punctatipes (156.250 Sporen), Laccaria bicolor (50.000 Sporen), L. laccata (50.000 Sporen)
Trichoderma per ml :
Trichoderma koningii (187.500 Sporen), T. harzianum (187.500 Sporen)
myko per ml:
Glomus intraradices (8 Sporen), G. mosseae (8 Sporen), G. aggregatum (8 Sporen), G. etunicatum (8 Sporen), G. clarum (2 Sporen), G. margarita (2 Sporen), G. brasilianum (2 Sporen), G. monosporum (2 Sporen), G. deserticola (2 Sporen)
bennies: - 298.469 x :
Bacillus subtilis, B. licheniformis, B. azotoformans, B. megaterium, B. coagulans, B. pumilus, B. thuringiensis, B. stearothermophilus, Paenibacillus polymyxa, P. durum, P. fluorescens, P. gordonae, Azotobacter polymyxa, A. chroococcum, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Streptomyces griseus, S. lydicus, Pseudomonas aureofaciens, Deinococcus erythromyxa.
other stuff:
humicacid, seaweedextract
This is an austrian product, available in Europe called MykorrHizzasoluble by tiroler glückspilze. Works great but I still get root rot
SnoopyDoo
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Try not watering to run-off. Only feed the plant what it can dr
Probably just overwatering or maybe a strain that is prone to root rot.
reallycoolguy
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Turns out that they are not Root Aphis. The pest is this Collembola. Turns out they are typical for overwatered plants or bacterial disease.
Is it possible that my source water is full of nasty bacteria?
Is it possible that my source water is full of nasty bacteria?
reallycoolguy
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reallycoolguy
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I transplanted in 50/50 coco perlite and fabric pots. i water everyday again now. they seem to do better but i'm pretty sure its coming back.
i ordered a uv water filter i heard that helps.
i ordered a uv water filter i heard that helps.
reallycoolguy
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So they look better now but the main rootball is basically all brown and fucked. There are white roots coming out of this tho. So will my enyzmes and bennies take care of the nasty old shit or will it spread and ruin my grow? Any guesses?
reallycoolguy
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Seems like my coco was shit. I bought Goldlabel 70/30 Coco Perlite. To me it seems like it was too mushy so it hold on to too much water. Should have rinsed it before use.
reallycoolguy
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Push
Root aphids will cause it. Kill them and solve your root issues.Anyone?
I've had good luck with this as a root drench.
MICHI-CAN
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Is but the reality of our methods and locations being vastly different. You asked. Now frustrated by the generous replies.
I gave my 2 cents. Now my 6th sense says it is time to wish you a solution and success.
Peace.
Star Dog
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Ffs man you either want advice or not people are trying to help you, a bit gratitude is free.
SnoopyDoo
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Yes they can recover. OTOH, root rot can also spread....
MICHI-CAN
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Not being my preferred "Richard" personality. But your "knowing" how to water got you here. K.I.S.S.. And stupid people will amaze and educate you if you get off the superiority. My most intelligent friends are the ones of least social presence. Because they refuse to talk down to us. And can't explain in words you can spell.
It is Saturday. Let me get Troll costume and magic wand.
I'm just laughing and hope some one actually looks outside their beliefs.
Humor on.
Not if you don't stop the cause of the rot. Then again I'm usually wrong about this stuff and am barely an intermediate grower. I wish you the best with your grow.
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