Ghl growing on frag plug

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I have a new acro frag on a plug. It’s been acclimating on frag rack for a few weeks and now there’s some ghl starting to grow on the plug along the base. Curious if putting peroxide at the base would be a no go? Or a better method? Just pluck off? However it won’t get it all. Just curious. Tried searching but didn’t see much on this
 
I have a new acro frag on a plug. It’s been acclimating on frag rack for a few weeks and now there’s some ghl starting to grow on the plug along the base. Curious if putting peroxide at the base would be a no go? Or a better method? Just pluck off? However it won’t get it all. Just curious. Tried searching but didn’t see much on this.

Do you mean gha / green hair algae?
 
Yes... sorry.. auto correct and I didn’t catch it
 
Do you mean gha / green hair algae?
I wanted to see if I could get some GHL growing on plugs. We already know they don't grow on trees. Jk
 

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