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my grow and how much i want to just start over

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So as you can see, I am not happy with my grow and it is not happy with me. Learned something new about standing water today, but other than that i really dont want this grow anymore
 
Let me guess... Droopy leaves, soaked roots, Powder Mildew, soil gnats? I fought the first two this grow... What I am leaning is maintaining proper environmental conditions is the most important and challenging elements of maintaining a successful harvest. The root cause of most of my issues comes down to not maintaining my RH, room temperature or light cycle management... All things within my control. It is challenging for a rookie to know what to expect until you face it yourself. Growing is the hardest easy thing I have endevored in years. Stick with it. Learn your lessons from misques. You can do it!
 
PS: version 2.0 is performing my better now that the environment is better managed.
 

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Nothing wrong with a reboot. Learn from you mistakes and move forward.
But before you do clean the hell out of that grow room. One tiny spore and you'll have WPM all over again.
 
I would honestly ditch the blankets. If they're blocking windows or whatever, I'd suggest something that won't hold water in it and is reflective. Also, they're a perfect breeding ground for bugs, mold, and other bacteria. I watched all your grow room videos and that's something I noticed. Probably part of why the mold spread to the rest of your plants I'll go back through other posts to see details on the rest and give my thoughts. I just want to double check my information before I offer more advice, I don't want to give any bad information.

Edit: I see you're using Miracle Grow. I would definitely change that for the next grow. If you're going to use Miracle Grow, there's a guy on here who swears by the type designed for tomatoes. That said, there's a lot of good options out there. Do you pH your water every time? You could have a pH issue that's causing nutrient lockout if you don't. Another thing, the standing water being in the trays could have possibly caused root rot. If you have something like Hydroguard, try watering with that for a little while. Wait until the pots are light before you water again, should be a few days in between. They definitely want to keep going, but it's a matter of fixing a few things first. I hate to throw out plants, especially when they get big like that. Hopefully some of that helps.
 
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Go to the top of this page, click on the three horizontal lines, top left in the green bar. then click on "growing basics". This take you to the GWE website which contains all the info you need for a successful grow. In one place , without pulling you in different directions. Establish a base, then return to the forum for follow-ups. The tutorials are a great resource, as is the search bar. On the website, not the forum. You could type in "watering" for example. Good growing to you.
 
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