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Just pulled out as many roots as i could and voila - went with full on nutes cuz i thought this particular seed would and could take it. 80 hours from being a seed then dropped in water - paper towel - taproot formed and into the soil and out she popped right away eh. Eager beaver - haven't had a seed start that fast.
Been very muggy and humid up in the Northern hemisphere - perfect for developing mold.
Sure enough - found the beginnings of WPM - telltale white dot on a leaf - cut off 4 leafs that were getting it - but one has to look further down the plant to see where it is coming from. And on a few branches near the bottom you can see it creeping up the branch - wiped the branches with a damp paper towel then got out Safer's Garden Fungicide and gave them both a spray.
Just another reason one has to observe their grow daily - not just glance at your plants but give them inspections. Tougher on the hydro growers - I know . Even harder for those stealth growers that have a more difficult time moving around - thinking about you Retodd .
Same here. After more'n a month of overcast rainy weather I chased that shit for a week- wiping, spraying peroxide &/or Safer 3in1, pinching leaves.... I finally threw in the towel & just lollipoped my flower tent.
So I put my 2 seeds in water for 14 hours - paper towel sandwich for only 16 hours and into the soil they went . Fresh soil I might add - Hydroponics guy didn't have any 2 gallon geopots in stock - guy says they're rare nobody wants em that much - so he ordered some for me - think I'll go next week and bring a small glass jar with a good sized bud and I'll introduce him to his new 'tip jar'.
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