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If you flush just use plan PH water at 6.5. Purified water is just water that has been boiled, you can use that. I would drill a lot of holes in your pots, on the side, bottoms, I think you are have a root problem/rot by taking so long to dry out especially in a 3gl pot and a fan blowing right on it, I'd look at this ASAP before a flush.

3gl will get it done but 5gl get it done better with a longer vegging plant(7weeks+) 85f/ 60% humidity is OK for now but after the flip target 74f/30% humidity. I would still move the fan if at all possible.
Hope this helps and will be here for updates.
Good luck
 
Ok , thank you for your input Mr. furley.. I have some fairly large holes in the bottom/sides already,, Hmm,, should i consider transplanting maybe??
 
I can't really tell by your picture that you have many holes in the side of your buckets I drill a s*** ton more first, get them to dry out. next watering check the runoff PH then decide if you need to transplant for flush
 
Thank you guys..Im gonna drill a bunch of holes, let it dry out really good, then do a flush. The blue dream seems to be very sensitive. She will droop after touching her, or prunning..I will keep you guys posted!
 
Mr.furley they made it to harvest, 1 1/2 weeks ago. Never figured out my issue but ended up with a little over 4 oz dry per plant (auto) so no real complaints. I used the same fabric pots from the previous grow that had the same issue so a fungus could be my problem, maybe? They sure looked similar to the photos in the sick plant diagnosis of a tobacco virus even before Nebula's article in this week's newsletter. It is a helpless feeling seeing your plants health decline and not know what to do and once in flower I didn't want to spray them with anything. I cleaned the fabric pots at a car wash and ran them through the washer (no soap) but would that removed all of a possible fungus? I clean my grow room between grows (vacuum only) but plan on sanitizing and getting new fabric pots before next grow. Live and learn... hopefully!
 
Good to hear PC. 4 ohs a plant is nothing to shake a stick at, and congratulations.
I read an article the other day about cleaning/removing salt stains and build up, equal parts vinegar to alcohol spray with a spray bottle and rub with a brush I would figure something like a fungus or viral you would want to use alcohol but it would probably be the safest route to replace them and clean down your whole area with a 100ppm bleach solution or or equivalent.
 
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