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Should I quit, and start over? Still not out if it's root rot or just coloration from the larvea. Hydroponics

Fro5ty
Fro5tystarted grow question 2 years ago
had larvea infestation. Used h2o2, 2 days later my roots looked like photo #1. Now 4 days later, same roots look like #2. Had pH problems. lowered now. Gon look if its stable tomorrow. They should be ready to flip now. All other pics are also from today. Should I continue?
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Roots. Color - Brown
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Here's the thing. You can quit now and you won't have any harvest. Or you can keep going and maybe pull out a halfway decent harvest... Don't quit... you may not have the best looking roots around but that's not the be-all-and-end-all of everything. Stop looking at the roots and start looking at the top of the plants... the more you take the roots out of the bucket, the more light gets in... the more light gets in, the more you invite problems... Stick with it - and forget about the roots - just don't think about them again!!!! ... tend to the growth above ground... you can do it! Good luck...
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Fro5ty
Fro5tyanswered grow question 2 years ago
So the thing is, they don't stink. (Points to not being rot). But I do have mag deficiency, droopy leafs and stunned growth. I'm going to pump my water out of the RDWC and into my tank. Add again 0.75ml/L h2o2 of 12%, see if pH stabilzed and then see next week. Thank you all for the help, and opinions!
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 2 years ago
I’d let things be and roll for another week or so.. assess things after that.. you’ve got excellent growth of white healthy roots since the original problem
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Fro5ty
Fro5tyanswered grow question 2 years ago
@roberts How do i cut half of them off, when the brown color is this spread?
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
Root rot smells if there is no smell your fine. I would prune half those roots off so they stay healthy. Plus they will grow back denser providing more tips allowing the plant more intake. Also allows for more solution to help stabilize ph and swings better. Only tips of roots in water. I use to do exactly how you are, and had root issues a lot. I started pruning them and controlling there descent into the bucket now and I have much healthier roots. No root issues since.
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