Ok... Seems I got guests. I was trying to explain why the plant was suffering of a nutrient burn. pH was always ok . Only 700 ppm of a organic fertilizer. Anyway I wanted to make a flush because of that.. I didn't expect that the roots got in the holes and get the water of the plate under the pot !!! I always left a bit of water there because it never get to the base layer of the pot... When I raise the pot I found thousand of kind mini fly with nephews and family having a nice sunny swim In what it seemed a pool for them. I washed everything and I cleaned the grow room as well. Now with that root coming out of the pot what should I do?
Hey there,
I agree with @ChitownCannaChica …. I noticed that the “wtf are those” picture appears to be springtails. Springtails are beneficial detritivores that rapidly decompose organic matter and cycle nutrients. But keep in mind if there is an abundance in a small container that can indicate overwatering but no need to get rid of them as they will eat whatever nutrients your plant cannot and then digest it into something that the plant can actually use. They are exclusively used in terrariums to keep the enviroment clean and I have tons in my no till beds that decompose everthing that my worms cannot. I hope this helps!
Can you please tell me what is that?
1,5 Bloom GHE
1 Biobizz BLoom
0,5 Fish MIX
1 Algae concentrate
0,5 revive
1 ml bio heaven
1 ml Bio acti vera
2 drops PRO Bloom
2 ml Cal Mag Bio BIzz
HNO3 as acidifier. I bring everything down to 650 ppm and 6,3 pH
soil : ALL MIX
Burnt tips is normally nutrient burn.
Yellowing leaves can be too little light.
If more leaves are going yellow it's not getting the proper nutrition.
I read your comments, it could be from the water in the bottom of the pot, if the water is to cold it can shock the plant and prevent nutrient uptake, and pH can change from standing water due to bacteria, etc.
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