Slow or Stunted Growth
Caused by a myriad of issues, slow or stunted growth can deter plants from vertical growth during the vegetative stage, and budding during the flowering
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Caused by a myriad of issues, slow or stunted growth can deter plants from vertical growth during the vegetative stage, and budding during the flowering
Small flowers are underdeveloped buds that have a soft and sponge-like texture. Usually caused by poor genetics, lighting, or inadequate nutrition, small flowers are annoying
Root rot is the archnemesis of the hydroponic gardener. If left untreated, root rot can spread like wildfire and quickly disrupt natural patterns of growth.
Without access to essential elements, crops can exhibit deficiencies such as yellow, purple, or bronze discoloration, spotting, interveinal chlorosis and slow, or stunted growth. Common
Loose, sponge-like flowers can be highly disappointing. Caused by a combination of poor genetics, inadequate nutrients, swings in temperature/humidity, insufficient lighting, and stress, loose buds
Caused by a myriad of issues, slow or stunted growth can deter plants from vertical growth during the vegetative stage, and budding during the flowering
Small flowers are underdeveloped buds that have a soft and sponge-like texture. Usually caused by poor genetics, lighting, or inadequate nutrition, small flowers are annoying
Root rot is the archnemesis of the hydroponic gardener. If left untreated, root rot can spread like wildfire and quickly disrupt natural patterns of growth.
Without access to essential elements, crops can exhibit deficiencies such as yellow, purple, or bronze discoloration, spotting, interveinal chlorosis and slow, or stunted growth. Common
Loose, sponge-like flowers can be highly disappointing. Caused by a combination of poor genetics, inadequate nutrients, swings in temperature/humidity, insufficient lighting, and stress, loose buds
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