Best Way to Curb Root Rot

[Weedhound]

I personally would check the ph and look at them and see what they look like. If the ph has done a jump up or risen quickly when it is usually stable that will make me think about fertburn a bit. If things look ok I'd just keep an eye on the ph and the color of the leaves (too much nitrogen will turn the leaves a dark green color...REALLY dark green )

Weedhound Reviewed by Weedhound on 10-16-2007. Best Way to Curb Root Rot I am almost to week 4 in veg, almost ready to start flower, and I have what I think is the beginnings of rot rot. There is about 1/2"-3/4" of water that doesn't drain out of my bins and two of my seven plants have roots that have grown to the point that they are long enough to just sit in it all day. The roots look slimy and brown but they don't stink and if I wipe them, the brown sludge comes off and the roots are still white. I use organic nutrients so that could account for some of the Rating: 5

[dejayou30]

Well the pH was at 5.8 which is right where I left it this morning and the leaves don't look abnormal so I'm gonna forgo the res change, especially since its a pain in the ass to haul 5 gallon buckets back and forth across my basement to do so and I will be changing it on Friday when I switch to flowering.

I really appreciate all your guys' help! Thanks to you, my plants are healthy and thriving and will hopefully produce an impressive yield!