13.01.23/D43 - NL1 and NL4 i skipped the green sensation, and upped the B-52 to 2ml/l and 3.5 plagron bloom. Other then that it was the same as listed in diary.
14.01.23/D44 - Still a lot of foliage on NL3 and NL4, think I have to remove some more, trying to leaf tuck, but I am worried that the humidity will be trapped and create a good enviroment for bud rot.
15.01.23/D45 - Having some issues with high temps and low rh, causing bad vpd. Seeing heat stress, leafs curling upwards. Tuned down the heat.
- Trying to get the heat on the tents down, flowering started and removed the oscillating fans as direct air on them now is not good for trichomes, and the humidifier. Installed some pc fans to create air circulation around the plants instead, and the dehumidifier to prevent rh getting above 50% to prevent mould.
16.01.23/D46 - Need to give them water with nutes tomorrow.
19.01.23/D49 - Elevated 3 of them, all getting 35-40 DLI now.
Removed a larf and a twig with a larf that seem infected by botrytis. I cut it down to healthy tissue. So question is, would cinnamon help prevent spread, or should i just chop it ? I am afraid it might spread to the other plants in the tent aswell. Tips and opinions Appreciated.
I'm not seeing any botrytis... the dead twig and larf are just that - dead. They might have had their stems pinched so they couldn't get water up to the leaves or something but this does NOT look like bud rot at all.... the first sign, for ME, of bud rot is a completely dead sugar leaf in the middle of an otherwise healthy looking bud.... this is entirely different.
I wouldn't worry about it, tbh, and no, cinnamon wouldn't do a thing for that fungus anyway.... you would have to spray the cut you made with a 2% alcohol solution, sterilize all utensils and your hands and then get on to inspecting every single bud on your grow.... You're pretty damned close to harvest now anyway so if you're really worried about it, just inspect your harvest VERY closely and wet trim it so you KNOW you've inspected thoroughly... but honestly, I don't think you have anything to worry about... (and I lost my entire summer grow to botrytis last year... it's painful!).
Good luck...
One of the most beautiful work I have seen. Beautiful final results, and the last photo are just wow.. hope to do something similar so that I can do photo like this and do a picture. Congratulation again, keep on growing my man!
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