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Squire

Curing
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Personally I wouldn't compost it , the spores can live in the soil , I would throw it n garbage inside a garbage bag and piss it off
Probably good advice . I thought the bacteria in the soil would break it down.
 

Merl1n

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Disappointing? Yes, but so long as you learn from it, it ain't a wasted experience. Remember the signs of there being an issue ie Dead shade leaf., remember how to manage it safely. Use it all as a learning.

"Stupidity is doing the same thing over and over but expecting a differing result" Don't do that.
 

VinDeezle

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Disappointing? Yes, but so long as you learn from it, it ain't a wasted experience. Remember the signs of there being an issue ie Dead shade leaf., remember how to manage it safely. Use it all as a learning.

"Stupidity is doing the same thing over and over but expecting a differing result" Don't do that.
There's nothing more terrifying than finding a single dead leaf in amongst a cola with otherwise perfect leaves. The dread is a heavy burden.
 

Squire

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Well I couldn't get a de humidifier in a hurry and humidity was climbing to 75% so I grabbed a small fan heater and used a short piece of duct and a growit inline fan . Set the heater about 6 inches from the duct and set on low speed and lowest temp .
dropped humidity down to 54%. Temp went from 17 to 26 . So fingers crossed.
OH interesting . I usually water evening prior to lights on 1.5 lt per pot . So now every second day and no stress on plants all just a bit dryer when watering. So perhaps over watering. thanks in advance for your thoughts on this
 
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