I've had fungus gnats and springtails the entire time I grew in coco. They were never much of a problem directly, but the fact that fungus gnats are an infection vector is itself a major issue. I began putting sand on top of the coco and that took out 90% of them.
Now I'm in hydro and I'll see 1-2 dead in the res from time to time.
There are a lot of ways I could have contracted a virus (if this happens to be one.) Work surfaces that are used for outdoor plants and generally being lazy with sanitization around the grow.
I have 1 clone in coco in a beer cup. It's the only coco plant I have, and it doesn't show many symptoms. There is some mottling starting on a leaf or two though. The clone is also the most mature plant in the garden so that could be the reason. It's fed from the same res.
The first odd thing I noticed was the lemon tree growing fucked up leaves. I've had this "tree" for 1 year. I was eating a lemon and threw the seed in some coco. I neglected it and fed it whatever was around, and there were never issues. Now new shoots come out dark reddish/brownish rather than a bright green. Some leaves are starting to twist. Weird shit!
Now I'm in hydro and I'll see 1-2 dead in the res from time to time.
There are a lot of ways I could have contracted a virus (if this happens to be one.) Work surfaces that are used for outdoor plants and generally being lazy with sanitization around the grow.
I have 1 clone in coco in a beer cup. It's the only coco plant I have, and it doesn't show many symptoms. There is some mottling starting on a leaf or two though. The clone is also the most mature plant in the garden so that could be the reason. It's fed from the same res.
The first odd thing I noticed was the lemon tree growing fucked up leaves. I've had this "tree" for 1 year. I was eating a lemon and threw the seed in some coco. I neglected it and fed it whatever was around, and there were never issues. Now new shoots come out dark reddish/brownish rather than a bright green. Some leaves are starting to twist. Weird shit!
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