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01-03-2008, 08:23 AM #1
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YO Stinky
whats up, i got a question for you about that cannazym, i got it and used it on those moldy plants but i think they were too far gone because i decided to chop the plants and when i did the inside of the main shoot was filled with mold, but anyway i got a new system/light and gave the old to a friend and cleaned it very well before i did she planted some bag seeds, and the new roots coming out are covered in mold:wtf:, i dont understand how its still there (can only think maby the pvc tube that the dripper attatch to still had a little water in it) but i gave her some cannazym and some hydroguard and now there look like there dieing. but i wanted to know if cannazym/hydroguard harmful to young plants? there a couple weeks old and not even adding nutes yet.
thanksOLDJIMMYBONES Reviewed by OLDJIMMYBONES on . YO Stinky whats up, i got a question for you about that cannazym, i got it and used it on those moldy plants but i think they were too far gone because i decided to chop the plants and when i did the inside of the main shoot was filled with mold, but anyway i got a new system/light and gave the old to a friend and cleaned it very well before i did she planted some bag seeds, and the new roots coming out are covered in mold:wtf:, i dont understand how its still there (can only think maby the pvc tube that Rating: 5
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01-04-2008, 01:45 AM #2
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YO Stinky
Jimmy - I've never used Cannazyme or Hydrogaurd, but if you've got mold in your old system your friend needs to clean everything real well with a solution of water and bleach. She should even run the system for a few hours with the bleach solution (without any plants in there, of course).
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01-04-2008, 02:20 AM #3
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YO Stinky
that i didnt think of...... but i scrubed that thing with 10 parts water / 1 part bleach for like an hour, but that will clean out the pump, and everything real good, thanks
Originally Posted by PharmaCan
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01-06-2008, 08:40 AM #4
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YO Stinky
It's not good enough to scrub the stuff, you need to have bleach going through everything. The lines, nozzles, wait, I'm just repeating stuff. OK not repeating. I just want to reiterate.
Originally Posted by OLDJIMMYBONES
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01-06-2008, 09:59 AM #5
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YO Stinky
yea, i sent along the msg, hope it work sbut my thought is just to start over once mold starts its a bitch
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01-06-2008, 11:33 PM #6
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YO Stinky
Also, dehumidify. You can get the humidity down to 30 and the plants still grow fine. No mold problems at that level. At least for me.
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01-06-2008, 11:51 PM #7
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YO Stinky
yea but the only problem is under the lid, where most mold i ever has started, with the water and heat the open space is at like 80%, mold loves that
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01-06-2008, 11:53 PM #8
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YO Stinky
or apparently like what word has, mold growing in the water, im still convinced thats some kind of algie/fungus/mold mix,
my dehumdifier broke the otherday, but in winter time here and the humidity is very low so i dont think it would be a hudge prob and also she has it in the attic
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01-07-2008, 09:57 AM #9
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YO Stinky
Opie, I am guessing mold is more common in bloom since the plant is thick and resiny. At what humidity range does mold start to grow?? I am in a closet thats about 2' x 4' x 8', and in soil..
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01-07-2008, 10:56 AM #10
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YO Stinky
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