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Crawlndoganswered grow question 6y ago
That's the mycorhize or whatever you call it.... just easily till it back into the soil... that's what organic soil loves...
Now, that's what the dealer told me when I called him in a panic, because when I opened the bag... that's what I saw... 😁
QuietRunanswered grow question 6y ago
there might be remnants of plant material that have fallen into the substrate and are decomposing (bits of leaves or stems). remove the contaminated substrate and if you can, replace it with clean substrate. I recommend keeping low humidity during flowering; I personally suggest keeping it as close to 30% or 35% as possible. good luck with your grow, bro!
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NSCannaanswered grow question 6y ago
Looks like mychorizae, but your humidity is extremely high for a plant in flower. Try to keep flowering plants at 35-45%.
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TheUk420Showanswered grow question 6y ago
I have never grown in soil but I can only assume its just some kind of bacteria that has got in there maybe with a flush you could get rid of it but the time you have left on the plant I don't think its going to cause you many problems plant looks healthy :) I'm sure youll still get away with a nice harvest :) Im sure other soil grower will be able to identify this straight away though I cannot I grow in DWC im afraid lol keep up the great work :) 👌
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