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I would run tap water.

They look healthy and ready to go. That back right and front left look nice to me for some reason.

The cause could be a whole host of reasons. Not sure you were interested in finding the cause. Just the solution.

I went back and read that. I'm not saying oxygen is the cause of the problem. I'm just saying the snot remaining on the stem will block its access to oxygen and cause rot.

Other than it clogging up your system

The oxygen cannot penetrate the snot very well. That's basically the only side effect or negative part of the snot.

You may have to rinse them more than once if it comes back. Perhaps you could fix the labeling so that you don't mix them up. Maybe just take a picture so you know where each one is while it's labeled currently.

Personally, I just use tap water, maybe slightly chlorinated if you'd like. I've had cuttings root even with snot on them. Just have to keep an eye on them so they don't get rot due to lack of oxygen.

Congratulations on wrapping up another successful grow. All of them sound great, wish I could smoke some of that crucible with you haha

I think the cure would be rinse off cuttings. Clean tank and aerator very well with cleaning solution like hydrogen, peroxide or bleach. Then refill with clean water and make sure you refresh the water More often.

I have not had a single seed of his not pop yet. I really enjoy The smoke ae well hopefully you get some tasty ones.

When it dries it's going to leave a small film of soap and diatomaceous earth all over everything. The leaves should be stained with powder. Aphids do not like it.

1 tbsp of sesame oil, a quarter cup of diatomaceous earth, 2 tablespoon of dish soap and 1 gallon of water. Mix it up and spray the plants.

Is there anyone on the site that can vouch for you?

How much would you take for the chem, skunk and 98 bubba as group?

Last nights dinner was good. Grilled chicken thighs and broccoli

Wish I could help you sample it.lol

Congrats!

Looking good.