beginning of mould on soil im sure after 5 months..

[Guest]

Rub your hands together for some mycelium if it is lol

Aloe vera is a good idea. I use the barley flour, I didn't know about that, I knew it helped break down a few chelated nutrients?

Green Hand Organics does an aloe product too?

[potentcheesydick]

Here's hoping lol, its grew some bum fluff overnight a bit better to see so hopefully its a bit clearer what it is, also leaf looks sickly and has done for a week I forgot all about it until I checked the whole plant for any signs, other than that she looks healthy, the soil actually smells good..i dont usually like the smell of soil but this smell is quite inoffensive and mildly earthy and sweet, probs the sugar tho init lol buds have bulked up a lot since I moved light closer shes looking good

[potentcheesydick]

It's always better to tale photos in natural light, or at least with no lights on and use the flash of the camera. Blurple especially distorts the colours, making any diagnosis harder.

[potentcheesydick]

Will fix it now ty

[potentcheesydick]

[MrNice]

have you been flushing ya plant...........?

[potentcheesydick]

No mate don't have an exact timeline o follow for two weeks before harvest, was going to give it a week then flush but I've over done it with the organic bottles nutrients, which I'm sure is why the mycelium is there along with tiny small soil based insects, due to that do you think I should be flushing now?

[MrNice]

No mate don't have an exact timeline o follow for two weeks before harvest, was going to give it a week then flush but I've over done it with the organic bottles nutrients, which I'm sure is why the mycelium is there along with tiny small soil based insects, due to that do you think I should be flushing now?

Yh def no more nutes just plain water for now what ya calling mycelium might be a build up salts from over doing the nutes
not sure
each time you water get a good run off tho

[potentcheesydick]

The nutes I use have no salts as they're bottled organics I'm sure, that's why I'm leaning towards what someone else said that there's so much organic nutrients in the soil its enough for mycelium to thrive, too much feed when watering throughout the entire grow I'm not 100% its mycelium but that info is based on what others have now said I'm no expert but i think that sounds more plausible based on my conditions, defos no more feed lol

[Guest]

Maybe place a picture up of your nutrients?

I would ask for a mentor on your next grow, or just start with a fresh approach?

My 2nd auto plants looked not far off how that does.

I'd say well done for getting that far, some don't even make it as far as you have.

I would look for Fox farms coco or soil as you're in Canada, that is supposed to be bee's knees. Or try Gaia Green amendments. I would try a Fox farms medium with your nutrient bottle.