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LFSM Turned Green...??
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2018 5:27 pm
by bluewaterpig
So my LFSM is turning green...what does this mean? Too much water? Or is it irrelevant?
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Re: LFSM Turned Green...??
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2018 5:31 pm
by Jeeper
Looks like algae. Is it just a top dressing? If it is I'd say either too much water or not enough sun/airflow.
Re: LFSM Turned Green...??
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2018 10:37 pm
by bluewaterpig
It was just a top dressing.
When I got my LFSM, it was in a compressed dehydrated brick. I put it in a bucket with water to hydrate it, and after repotting everything I was left with a bucket of distilled water that had traces of LFSM in it. I didn’t want to waste my distilled water so I figured I would use it to water everything.
The bucket has been sitting in my outdoor room, which gets pretty hot, and the water has about a half cup of small LFSM pieces.
Maybe this was the source of the algae? If not, my second guess would be that I’ve been watering too much.
Re: LFSM Turned Green...??
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2018 3:03 am
by Fieldofscreams
Not enough sunlight
Re: LFSM Turned Green...??
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2018 7:19 pm
by FlyTrap Hunter
bluewaterpig wrote:It was just a top dressing.
When I got my LFSM, it was in a compressed dehydrated brick. I put it in a bucket with water to hydrate it, and after repotting everything I was left with a bucket of distilled water that had traces of LFSM in it. I didn’t want to waste my distilled water so I figured I would use it to water everything.
The bucket has been sitting in my outdoor room, which gets pretty hot, and the water has about a half cup of small LFSM pieces.
Maybe this was the source of the algae? If not, my second guess would be that I’ve been watering too much.
Not enough sun or air flow. And it's because it's too wet
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