Blackberry Moonrocks Auto

Oh these buds are getting massive... I'm DEFINITELY going to need some support I think as only #3 is showing any signs of going into their final phase... it's the only one whose pistils are starting to turn brown... and still there is no color to the plant itself which WILL happen - so I've got a long time left. These genetics are just incredible! I will DEFINITELY be growing these again! 7/30 - There was a REASON #3 was turning her pistils brown when none of the others were.. I discovered BUD ROT in her main cola! I've dug out as much of it as possible, sprayed the whole plant (especially the gaping wound) with Dr. Zymes and banished the plant 50' away behind a shed hoping not to infect the other plants. I also discovered what I thought was residue from the BT spray I was using as a catepillar/chewing insect prevention was actually signs of thrip activity. Needless to say MY ENTIRE GROW - 4 Blackberry Moonrocks, 3 Yuhbary, 2 BruceLemonDiesel and 3 Wedding Cheesecake - has been drenched in Dr. Zymes and will be again today and tomorrow. Moral of the story: don't just look at one side of a plant (that's how I missed the signs of bud rot) and use the zoom on your camera to inspect ANY discoloration to make sure what you're seeing isn't something else entirely... 7/31 - Sadly, I've discovered one more plant with the same infection - bud rot or botrytis... after a lot of discussion with grower friends and a lot of research, I made the decision to bag and tag both ladies... it's just too dangerous to screw around with... there are SOME articles that say you can just remove the affected bud... there are others that say smoking a joint with bud rot in it can cause death... I'd rather be safe than sorry... and I don't regret my decision AT ALL. The other two ladies LOOK fine so far - but all of my plants are going to be closely inspected every single day and at the FIRST sign of bud rot, they'll be pitched as well.