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Bud rot?
- Thread starter ramse
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HuffnPufferfish
Member
dead calyx, not mold, but dead material is easier to mold
ramse
Active member
it looks rather dry, does not look like the classic bud with mold, and has a good smell...
honestly, it does not seem to me the usual mold. starts from the outside instead of from the inside and the affected areas do not have that consistency from putrefaction
sorry for my bad english
honestly, it does not seem to me the usual mold. starts from the outside instead of from the inside and the affected areas do not have that consistency from putrefaction
sorry for my bad english
ramse
Active member
Mlewis1987
Member
That’s how my bud rot started last run. I didn’t even realize what it was until harvest time. I had a few dead leaves which I attributed to heat stress because my lights were a little to close. Once I harvested I found the dreaded rot. Anyways I wish I could have caught it in time like it appears you have. Just cut any dead material out now and try to finish your plants. I found it was very localized to certain areas so I believe if you get rid of what you can now you’ll have a shot at salvaging your crop. Good luck man.
ramse
Active member
no, mold is not there... but after treatment with aptus Fungone, the plant took this aspect
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
So the burnt pistils I understand, that's normal when spraying them with most anything. But I don't get the little silver white dots everywhere, that looks worse than before in my opinion.
ramse
Active member
yes, it's a disaster. Fortunately I tried the Fungone only on a plant.
I could not understand what those dots are...
do you have any idea?
Interaction of Trichoderma mycelium with Phytophthora palmivora
Too much humidity.
Weed flowers until the water table starts to drop, and then starts to mature.
Weed is supposed to go through a hot and dry season.
During that season, the matured buds actually attract moisture from the air, because the water table has dried up.
Lost in a SOG
GrassSnakeGenetics
This might well be right.. Those grains look fuzzy to me like some fungi is on them.
