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New Grower What should i do?
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@Vlad The Inhaler
Help! Don't they look a little droopy? The green stuff looks like algae to me, is that right?
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Both of them look over watered to me... which doesn't mean anything to anyone else....
The green stuff is from not letting the top dry out enough between watering , or super high humidity and not drying out enough between watering.
Take your fingers and flip and mix the top 1/2" or so of your medium and let it dry out and the green stuff will go poof....
The green stuff is from not letting the top dry out enough between watering , or super high humidity and not drying out enough between watering.
Take your fingers and flip and mix the top 1/2" or so of your medium and let it dry out and the green stuff will go poof....
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I just did a feed yesterday thats why they look droopy. But yeah my tent humidity is very high. I have a high power fan in there but i dont know why the humility is so highBoth of them look over watered to me... which doesn't mean anything to anyone else....
The green stuff is from not letting the top dry out enough between watering , or super high humidity and not drying out enough between watering.
Take your fingers and flip and mix the top 1/2" or so of your medium and let it dry out and the green stuff will go poof....
Im going to look into that. Thank you
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