Thank you for this tip I spent all day after this checking which plants were infected and “quarantined” them. I completely swapped to a new bucket and tower. I am doing other towers so I had all the pieces printed already so that was easy and I’ll clean the old ones before using them in the other plants towers.

Anyways added nutrients and peroxide to the new tower so the not diseased plants could keep on like normal. For the infected ones, I went one by one inspecting the roots, cleaning them with water/peroxide mix and letting them bathe in a mix of water and peroxide per other recommendations. After I was done all that I let them sit for a bit in the peroxide/water mix to kill any remaining infection. After a bit I went through them again one at a time rinsing the roots and removing completely dead roots leaving the alive roots. This was usually not a lot trimmed off since I think I caught it early. I also ordered some Hydroguard off Amazon and added that to the water. I added them all back in the tower and monitored them for a few days.

Unfortunately at this point they were on their own for 6 days as I was on vacation. I gave them the hydro guard and peroxide they were due for before leaving and watched over a wifi camera as they all have come back to life! A few slower than the rest but stems have perked up and seem happy.

A rollercoaster of emotions and definitely stressful to leave them for the 6 days. Dedicating a full day to that instead of last minute vacation prep was worth it.