Close. It can cause the whole tomato plant to lose its vigor and eventually die. But when soil is soggy, fungal spores multiply and the fungus starts to spread 3, developing in the extremities of the roots first. Root rot in coco. Yes its 100% coco. Hi I think i may be getting root rot. Symptoms and outcomes. You don't ever need to veg for 2 months uless your trying to get 10' tall plants it shouldnt take half the year to finish 1 grow. Requires a lot more watering. - I couldn't really find a normal photo on google. Hindu and Afghan Kush. Root rot in coco. Been growing hydro ( nft, f&d, slabs ) for over 10 years and been doing great. 2 The root system of a healthy plant should be firm and white. If they fly by the light or up high, most likely root aphids. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. strange indeed. They are black, and these aphids seem white (? https://www.rollitup.org/t/same-diagnosis-or-different.977626/. One thing to note, if they fly low, most likely gnats. I’ve noticed with the coco you only need to spray the clone 1-2 times a day max with ph water and cover them with a humidity dome with some vents open so the clones don’t rot. Note: Botanicare used to have an awesome root innoculant called Aquashield, but in our tests Hydroguard works even better to create healthier roots and get rid of root rot! The Best Way To Cure Root Rot How to cure root rot. I have what appears to be overwatering with one of my coco hempy plants, but from what I've read it's not possible to overwater coco because even at saturation it still contains enough air to supply the roots. Try to post up pics. 2 months? I'm hoping that will bring them back. Root rot is seen in both indoor plants, such as houseplants, and in outdoor plants such as trees. dang man, i feel for ya. So my kushes are 3 weeks into 12-12 now, and when removing the males, I noticed that the plants in coco had weaker roots than the ones in soil, a bit brown as well. save hide report. JavaScript is disabled. Some of the formulas available are Hydroguard, VooDoo Juice, Great White, and Rooters. You must log in or register to reply here. The worst part of the disease is that it can stay on the soil for a long time and the fungi can survive for years without hosts. My question is, what can I do now, at this stage of the plant's life to counter this? Welcome to UK420. Are you almost done flowering? But I failed badly. If you can use the Zon, get some cocolco. thanks dude. https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/412749-2010-1-indoor-coco-perlite-12.html#post5697208. My plants: 7 - 5 in coco, 2 in soil. Register now to gain access to all of our features. Try to clone the best branch you can. Anyone had prithium (root rot) think that's how it's spelt in coco??? Root rot in coco, any fix? One of my plants isnt showing any symptoms but the other has thin and yellow leaves on some major stems. In hydroponic systems, root rot is caused by over-watering the roots. So my speculation is that I have a mild case of root rot with some of the coco plants, at least not strong and healthy roots as coco is said to promote. I've done a flush with ucroots at 5mls per gallon. If you had root rot growing in coco you did something wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. can't explain that. thanks, +rep. When i unplugged the drain pipe it smelt like rotten eggs. But I have heard that it is almost impossible to get root rot in coco... 50/50 coco perlite works fantastic, but best used with a dripper set up. It is a bit of a scratcher this one.....the smell you're getting leads me to think root rot. I also have some fungus gnats flying in there. Any idea about the other issue? When i unplugged the drain pipe it smelt like rotten eggs. Hydroguard is also much cheaper than most other similar root treatments and is proven to work well at supporting root … can you link me perhaps, please). Hi I think i may be getting root rot. I'm thinking it poss water logged medium but is it less likely??? Root rot can be identified by the presence of soft, brown roots. Just cut it, and put in a bottle of water. Some people (like me) add beneficial bacteria to their water to help prevent and treat root-related plant diseases and help make nutrients available to the plant. Root rot in coco. First coco hempy grow here, trying to figure out what's wrong with one of my plants. sparkafire i challenge you. like spider webbing, in a good aerated pot, you wont see the thick roots like in a plastic pot. Google (gasp!) they seem more similar to gnats. Root aphids secrete a poison with their saliva that kills the roots (root rot). dang man, that sucks bro, If you didnt use any teas, and the roots are dark, its a wrap. Tomato root rot is a fungal disease. Tryed a I.W.s system thinking it wound make life easier and it fucked everything up. Root rot as the name suggests refers to the rotting of tomato roots. I also use smart pots though. Posted by 6 days ago. I have dark thin roots in coco coir. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. What Causes Root Rot Problem: You must remove any runoff from your drip pans so the roots are not sitting in water/feed. Just chop early make some hash, Yeah I edited my post saw your other thread. need help from you guys. 13 comments. RO water if you can.. about the only why to save her bro. 1. Take a closer look at the gnats, they may be root aphids. As the fungus advances, healthy portions of root turn brown and mushy as the roots die. when they are plenty I can see them outside the box as well but also low I think. share. Thin roots is a good thing, actually. your medium has to much Nitrogen. Any body had any experience with rootrot while growing in coco. 50/50 coco perlite works fantastic, but best used with a dripper set up. What about root rot in a coco hempy setup? It is more commonly seen in indoor plants. Always flush with a week nutrient feed, never with just water. Hydroguard I personally recommend Hydroguardbecause I’ve used it successfully to treat root rot in hydro, and I’… In a week I had root development strong enough holding the clone into the cup, another week and they’re ready for transplant. The clay pebbles are not to blame IMO. they only get KINDA dry on the fourth or fifth day, and I wait two more to strangle the gnats. Yes but they are not white, they are same color as coco coir =(. My girls are doing fine, not showing signs of stress above the scrog, but the leaves beneath the scrog are dying a bit too fast for my taste (so early in flowering), and seem to be too easy to detach as well. Best offers for your garden - http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/1Wy5buU ----- How to Cure Root Rot With Hydrogen Peroxide. bumping here. I usually catch them around the pots, rarely see them by the light. Requires a lot more watering. Once registered and logged in, you will be able to contribute to this site by submitting your own content or replying to existing content. Root rot in coco, any fix? If you got root rot in coco the pots where not fully rooted out and that's your problem. a pic of root aphids and a pic of fungus gats to tell the difference. JavaScript is disabled. It is impossible to overwater coco. They are also affected by how dry I let the media get. If you can find some Cocoloco, youll never use anything other then it again.. It's a tricky predicament to find yourself in considering hydroponics is entirely focused on growing plants in water and dissolved nutrients in the absence of soil. I've been on holiday and left plants stood in 2 inches of water for a week - not advisable, but I didn't get root rot. I supposed to add perlite like I did last time, but I have read that perlite does not do much difference. One of my plants isnt showing any symptoms but the other has thin and yellow leaves on some major stems. Most of these can be used with both hydro and soil grows. Plants' roots are not typically visible as they are below the surface of the soil, so the symptoms of root rot are often apparent only when the disease is advanced. Always flush with a week nutrient feed, never with just water. I grow in coco and water/feed every day. I notice you water once a week, is that with the weight? You must log in or register to reply here. My soil plant in SP takes 3 days between watering, the ones in buckets take 3-4 days, i also added more perlite to it, using FFOF. If you got root rot in coco the pots where not fully rooted out and that's your problem. I run a 50% coco, 40% perlite, and 10% worm castings, I have to water 4 of my plants everyday 4th week into flower.