Hello All,my first time posting & I really need some advice.I’m growing in soil/coir.I’m midway through flowering phase & when I fed the girls tonight one of them has a load of green algae looking stuff in the roots.The only reason I noticed is because my pots are white & see-through,otherwise I wouldn’t have noticed.I didn’t feed her & came straight on here to ask for help.The plant seems to be budding up nicely so I was shocked to see a problem in the roots.I feed my girls once to twice a week tops,I like to wait until they’re almost dry before I feed them. I’d hate to lose her,she’s a beauty…All help is greatly appreciated & thank you in advance.Sally.
pic of roots and overall of plant?
Green algae requires light to grow, you need to cover your pots.
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There’s your issue. Got to get them roots in the dark
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Clay balls should work for soil and probably just snag some colored pots to throw them in for a quick fix.
I’d look into cutting back water schedule a little bit. Nothing crazy you want moist for flower but could also be adding to your algae growth 
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