I am already a few steps ahead of you... I already started to trim the roots because I figured root rot. The bottom of the plants bed was full of stagnant water . I did some research and fount that the probable cause of the plant's suffering was root rot. I have a few pictures for you to check out... Tell me what you think??? Remember there were a lot more roots but I trimmed them off.





P.S. how do you get pictures to show up as an attachment?
Harrison3o4 Reviewed by Harrison3o4 on . WTF! They were doing so well... Here is the problem I have a mother plant that I decided that I want to flower because she is getting too big and I have plenty of clones to last me months from her. I put her into the flowering room and she was doing fine until the other day and i noticed what looked like nute burn (air movement for that day wasn't sufficent either)... Needless to say I flushed her (hydroponic flush system) with aproxametly 3 galons of ph balanced water. Well eff me! today the bugger looks just as Rating: 5