One other thing to consider that I didn’t think of is you can get a spray bottle and fill it with hydrogen peroxide.
Each day pull the plant out of the water, let the roots hang in the open air, and spray them with that peroxide and hang for about 30 minutes then placed them back in the water.
This will greatly increase the roots exposure to oxygen and that combined with the peroxide spray should really knock the hell out of potential pythium invasion
I also see you have a top feed ring. Scoop out some of those clay pebbles and bury that thing lower down in them then replace the pebbles back on top.
Either that or set that thing in a timer where it just waters for 15 minutes or so a couple times a day. You don’t want the stem of the plant to get wet, it will lead to stem rot and work its way down into your reservoir.
If all that is too much then at least find a way to completely cover your drip ring and pebbles with very dark hard plastic. Don’t cover it with and cardboard or paper type materials that will hold water and cause a mold or mildew issue down there.
Once that’s in the dark, roots will begin to explode
Thanks very much for your help, so my Roots haven’t reached the water yet, should I still only water a couple times a day or should I wait till the roots reach the water, only reason I’m running top feed is because my roots are not reaching the water yet, once again thank so much for your help man,
Whether you have to keep the water level just high enough next to the net pot where the air bubbles can splash water into your pebbles (this will spread dampness from the bottom of the pebbles up) or put the ring on a timer, your goal is to just keep them wet, not soaked.
Covering the pebbles and the stem to make them dark will literally start making roots grow out of the stem when it’s covered. Your goal is root explosion and it takes altering a few things sometimes until the roots hit the water.
Once they are there in the water and freely growing its easy to do the same thing day to day instead of swapping things up like you might have to do now.
Right now there is a delicate balance. Those pebbles have to stay wet but not soaked and the stem has to stay dry unless what is wet is in total darkness
Thanks very much @TDubWilly I’ll post a picture in a hour or so once lights turbo on again, I think it’s slowly improving, not 100% yet! I’ll just keep babying her
@TDubWilly @Covertgrower @HappyHydroGrower @HanJolo @Not2SureYet @Jstar these are today’s photos, not sure of improvement yet, what do you
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Obviously still look like shes drowning but its only been a day. You can remove those damaged yellow leaves. There not doing anything to aid the plant anymore. Keep up the good work, and taking the advice and I’m sure she’ll be right as rain. Marajuana is such a resiliant plant. Your be fine
Taken a second look and you can see an improvement. The leaves look less droopy. Good job. Keep doing what your doing
Thanks for all the help guys, Looking at her now looks like she is improving, no new root growth below net pot yet, other then that all good
Another up side to removing the dead leaves is now it will be easier to see if you are moving forward or backwards. It can be hard to tell when looking at the bad ones all the time. Or for my self at least. You will get her. You have some great people helping you 
Thanks man you guys are awesome!!
I agree with all the above. Looking good. Give it a min. She’ll be fine. 
One thing to remember is your plant will naturally look droopy just before lights out and right after the lights come on.
I will agree, there looks to be improvements in the health of the plant.
Quick update guys, my cooler arrived so I set it up, hopefully it does the trick as it’s a 30l chiller and my whole setup only contains 20l I have also put a couple fans on one pushing some air through the clay balls and one for the whole tent@spyonyou @Jstar @TDubWilly @Not2SureYet @Covertgrower @HanJolo.
So this is the plant today, I’m not sure if I’m seeing an improvement, I feel like I might be waisting my time! She still looks over watered
@Covertgrower @HanJolo @TDubWilly @HappyHydroGrower @Not2SureYet @Jstar what do you guys think
Has she been like that all day? Or just the first time checking on her?
Is it close to lights out?
Lights have been on for about 3 hours now, it has stayed like this for over 5 days now, i have been monitoring her closely, I have her running 18/6 light schedule
Is it possible it needs more air to the roots?
How far below the netpot is the water?
I also think it’s gonna take a couple of more days as long as none of the leaves are dying you should be ok.
The water is about 2 inches away from the netpot, I’ll look at bigger air pumps today
