GraveMeanGreen#01

Yes. You can try.

Watch your plant if she needs a feed or not and if you do use a weakened solution to start so they dont g3t fried. Id also consider like a mycorrhyzal innoculent to help buffer i used dynomyco last run and it was superb

I mean on outdoor

You sure you just didnt like smell your fingers after smoking one whe looking at plant very early to get strong smell could have come from rubbing a leaf or another part accidentally

Smell is not a big concern till it is dried, and done. Personally low smell is ideal indoors for me till harvest. I would not worry about it and steady the course if the grow. Much more important things to keep right then smell at this stage.

Oh, you're not even close to what it'll smell like pal. She a pup. You'll smell the sub or airfilter over that. Early days yet. After you get into ripening. You'll get her true smell profile. Good Growing

In are still in veg. I'm sure if you start getting stuck in, by moving the stems and so on. You'll get a hint of what she's about Not until you are into ripening will you get a smell that will resemble what your weed will be light. It might. Then, some plants, phenos are designed to have a mild smell until the curing stage is over. Usually the breeder will say. You at your stage. If you want a smell. And you'll just get a light smell as to what it might be.

Depends on the genetics of the plant. The plant is still producing some smells just not enough for you to notice. This is normal. I have heard of plants that smell so strong in veg they need a carbon filter at week 3. I grew one on my deck one year and it was so strong I could not keep my windows open granted in veg it was not that smelly but still had some stink. Good Luck!

You absolutely don't need to worry :) The plant is still in the growth phase and isn't producing any flowers yet. The flowers contain the trichomes, which hold the desired cannabinoids as well as the terpenes that provide the scent. The less it smells, the better, since the trichomes won't be broken. Mine are at the end of their flowering in the indoor tent, and they smell very little 😁👌🏽

m0use has hit the nail on the head with her answer.

I wouldn't spray anything as it increases humidity and the likelihood of rot in the buds. Good luck!

I wouldn't risk getting mold on my buds this far into the grow. The risk far outweighs the reward from my perspective. Good Luck with the rest of your grow

Starting in October would be finishing in December. It does depend where you live but you should have signs of flower starting on most cultivars now or within a week or so. I’m in Michigan all of mine are about 3 weeks in.

If you’re in the North hemisphere it will start around October. Very interesting diary, you’re doing a great job. But please try to not forget to select the most correct answer after asking for a growth question.

Cut the rotten parts and spray with H2O2 - Hydrogen Peroxide to kill any mould spores. Be mindful that it might actually be catapillars that have gotten into the buds, if you see "web" like silk on the buds you can pull the bud apart and will see the @#£% catpillar making a home in the flowers... happens every year when I grow outdoors/green house

donìt listen to who suggest you to throw away the plant. If you spot bud rot , cut the bud and with a scissor eliminate the rotten part (every part!) . after that let it dry. the botrytis should stop. I did this often and never encountered problems. (it's advisable to cure the the buds in a different jar with a humidifier sensor inside.)

Foliar spray is a great idea for immediately providing a specific mineral that is capable of transitioning the stomata to an area of need - i.e. existing problem / symptoms etc. foliar spray for other reasons is mostly masturbation. preventative sprays are useful. context-specific reason i'm too unimaginative to think off off the top of my head is also a good reason. doing it just to do it is stupid. roots are more than capable of providing everything. when they are not the first thought should be to correcting the formular not a bandaid action like applying some mineral locally to a leaf. unnecessary foliar sprays do not follow the "keep it simple, stupid" mantra. So, don't be afraid to use them for a good reason. Spraying flower is even more restrictive, though. btw, when you can see it, that means it's been there longer and already spreading. obviously the sooner you catch it and remove it the better off you are. inspect daily for new visible infections.

Remove all the rotten parts from the plants and try lowering the humidity in your greenhouse.

If the trichomes are still transparent, the plant isn't ready to harvest, you want to wait until about 20% of the trichomes have turned amber while the rest of them are milky/cloudy and just looking at the photos in your diary you can tell those are flowers are not ready. I know that mold is an issue so you can either cut away the molded area so the plant continues to grow until harvest or you can also try using hydrogen peroxide which kills the mold spores, but due to you growing outdoors this time of year mold is going to happen, I would suggest growing indoors next time to make sure you don't have this problem.

You know im sick very sick and i need little bit smoke this beautiful girl i dont have problem to you but im tired this mold i think i must try indoor mold is to much for me :)