ChinaVoodoo
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We wait until Labour Day in Canada.
How do yall know when to apply a haircut? The transplants in 1020 trays are killing it right now but I want to hold them to let some others catch up.
Here's a pic of my second float tray. This particular shot is of the KY15 burley. I know they need to be thinned - I have been crazy swamped at work and have had no time to fuss with plants - but why are they turning white? I included my super white index finger for color comparison. Could be the Bonnie mix soil. The pro mix was way better, as you can see from previous photos.
Here's a pic of my second float tray. This particular shot is of the KY15 burley. I know they need to be thinned - I have been crazy swamped at work and have had no time to fuss with plants - but why are they turning white? I included my super white index finger for color comparison. Could be the Bonnie mix soil. The pro mix was way better, as you can see from previous photos.View attachment 18009
I will bet that you those are used float trays . Disease hides in them and if not sanitized properly the disease will stay with in the tray .
That looks like Root rot to me . The roots should hang out the bottom of the trays if not then it is root rot , I am betting that it is a possibility . Dampening off ??
Show us your roots if they are not sticking out and what does shows are brown on the ends the root rot it is . I hope I am wrong . Root rot will not let the plants take up fertilizers and sit or dampen off and die