ok firstly a bit of back ground, i went away for a day and a bit, before i left i filled my tank topped up the nutes and sorted the PH, i unplug the feeder pipe from the water pump while i do this and just let the pump run to help mix the tank.
thought i checked everything before i left i had put the water pump back onto the timer but id forgotten to reattach the feeder hose
so when i got back and have a check on them they obviously dont look to great as they havent had a feed for 2 days, my tank didnt look or smell too great either but i didnt have any time to sort it out, i reconnected the water feed pipe and let the pump run for about 10mins then put it back on the timer.
looked in on them the next day and still most of them havent picked up at all, so now with a bit more time i dumped the full tank and gave it and everything in there a good clean set the tank up again but just with PH'd water this time and let it run on its normal cycle for 24hr, looked in on them and still no change so add nutes up to 600ppm (they were at 800 when everything was ok) and 12 hrs later theres still no change.
dont know what to do next dont know if they've had it or what
the odd thing is theres 7 girls in there and 2 of them seem totally unaffected.
the system is top feed in pellets, watering 24hrs for 1min every 15 minute's, using Ionic bloom under 1x 600w MH and 1x 1kw HPS
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nobody has an idea about this because they still look the same and prob only a mater of time before there dead

I have done this myself stupid stoner moment. The unaffected 2 must have had part of there roots submerged in the nutes thank god. Good idea running on plain PH water foe 24 hours i don't think you can do anything else. fingers crossed for you mate i hope they pick up, if not a early chop might be in order,

916

damn
cheers 916 fingers crossed but it dont look good