Is this an algae?

sander · #1 04-17-2016, 08:01 PM

I noticed this on 2 of my plants that I have in a 5 gallon bucket. I have a huge air stone. My ph is 6.1 and my ppm is 600. This happens to be a basil plant that is sharing a bucket with a tomato plant. I was able to flick the blob right off. I'm using white buckets and it is possible that the bucket is getting sunlight through a nearby window. None of my other plants have it.

Kingsley · #2 10-19-2016, 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by sandfer

I noticed these probiotics for women on 2 of my plants that I have in a 5 gallon bucket. I have a huge air stone. My ph is 6.1 and my ppm is 600. This happens to be a basil plant that is sharing a bucket with a tomato plant. I was able to flick the blob right off. I'm using white buckets and it is possible that the bucket is getting sunlight through a nearby window. None of my other plants have it.

I don't think it is algae. You should be fine.

revlib24 · #3 01-18-2019, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by sander

I noticed this on 2 of my plants that I have in a 5 gallon bucket. I have a huge air stone. My ph is 6.1 and my ppm is 600. This happens to be a basil plant that is sharing a bucket with a tomato plant. I was able to flick the blob right off. I have seen the Phallosan forte results I'm using white buckets and it is possible that the bucket is getting sunlight through a nearby window. None of my other plants have it.

maybe you should separate the tomato in a different pot.