How to Remove/Prevent ROOT ROT Pythium
There seems to be a big debate over whether or not a hydrogen peroxide dunk (h2o2) works in the removal of root rot and long story short, it worked for me.
The best way to remove it is to detect it early before it spreads and contaminates everything.
You can use hydroguard, which I was doing, but if you do not have a good way of keeping temperatures low in your water(around 65-67 degrees), you will likely suffer my same fate.
This is my first hydro grow and I went through a lot, but you could learn how I addressed my issues.
I started with hydroguard, but after this experience, I converted to a sterile grow, swapping out hydroguard with hydrogen peroxide and now my plants are thriving.
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Before this step: Cannabis pH, EC, PPM & Runoff: Complete Guide
Next step: When to Flip Cannabis to Flower Indoors
Related: Cannabis Nutrient Deficiencies: Diagnose and Fix Leaf Symptoms · How to Get Rid of Fungus Gnats in Grow Soil · How to Bring Outdoor Plants Indoors Without Bringing Pests
Further reading: Colorado State Extension: root disease in hydroponic systems · U.S. Geological Survey: dissolved oxygen and water
Go deeper (supporter membership required): These advanced guides are for HWGrow supporters: Hydro Masterclass: Root-Zone Health and Root Rot Response · Hydro Masterclass Case Study: Bud Rot Detection and Containment. Become a supporter.
Want to watch this done step by step? The Grow With Me Masterclass follows one complete grow, day by day.
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