Any luck with mold not moving from plant to plant

The sm-90 looks to be discontinued. I guess i will search for a similar product before i get the chance to give this a try sometime down the road if ever get the chance to try and grow again. I am not too worried about cleaning the room for future grows as it will be the last time for me to grow anything in there, there is like a 99.9999 percent chance of me relocating to a state that is legal enough to buy it very soon. We can posses and grow it here, but not a place to buy for nearly 2 years and counting.

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answering your last question - yes, mold will definitely appear! its spores are already there, but for the family of spores (what we usually call mold) to develop, humid conditions are necessary, and such conditions are always created during drying and fermentation!

Я думаю что тебе лучше всего сразу превратить всё в концентрат, по твоему бутановому рецепту 😉 Вариант с остановкой зараженного вентилятора - не вариант вообще! Тебе нужно произвести полную дезинфекцию вентиляции и всех мест где бывали твои соцветия! Я знаю одно средство, которое тебе 100% поможет, друг! SM-90 это терминатор в борьбе с плесенью и вредителями, он тебе еще пригодится, купи - будешь меня всю жизнь вспоминать и благодарить! 👌 вот тебе ссылка на фотографию бутылки: https://images.app.goo.gl/DCfmLXGjf56iaepM6 Удачи, брат! 👋

I took a couple smaller buds from each plant and put in a jar wet with a lid to do a expierment. I snipped a few off the plant with mold just to get a comparison, and off of the harvested plant. I assume all will mold, but i wanted to see if a bud from the effected plant is any different then the other 2 or if they are similar. I assume after harvested and dried and put in a jar with a 62% boveda pack it will still grow mold if it is present, is that right? Like if say the harvested plant doesn't appear to have any, but is in fact infected it will show up in the curing process.

I harvested one that is currently on day 3 of drying with no signs so far of mold. The moldy stuff came off a different plant that had a few branches that weren't supported well and i came in to find them bent over with broken stems so i harvested those early. The effected branch was hanging a few feet from my plant that i just harvested which doesn't appear to have anything on it. I made the call to remove the plant that the branch came from because it has been kind of sickly for the last 4 or so weeks of flowering, thinking maybe it had some kind of infection. My grow room stays between 50 and 55 % humidity and around 85 for a high temp wise. My room that i trim and dry is about the same. A little higher then it needs to be, but also a lot of airflow. I have a 6" 400cfm exhaust fan running non stop in the grow room which pulls air from the drying room thru a filtered vent so the air in the drying room is constantly moving as well. I had these things nicely trimmed of leaves to keep this from happening, and the humidity had been a bit lower, 45-50 in both rooms until it got higher outside and started raising inside the last week or so. My question i guess is in this situation is everything usually a total loss if in the same grow room, or do the spores stay confined to that plant. The airflow in the room is what concerns me. Also is it common for the fluffy white hairy type of mold to just start growing on the outside of a drying bud, vs starting on the inside and working it's way out? Trying to get an idea if i should just throw it all out, take the buds off and quick dry them and blast them with butane, or if there is any chance of the remaining 2 plants not being infected.

Need air flow in your drying room it sounds like. Shouldnt transfer unless your in there shaking them. 👊

Hey bro! 👋 There's an explanation for this, and we can highlight two possible reasons: 1. You might have had poor ventilation in the room where you were drying! Maybe the temperature was around 15 degrees Celsius and the drying took quite a while, and in a poorly ventilated space, the buds always get attacked by mold! 2. It's possible that the drying area was dirty, or the airflow contained moisture or wasn't coming from a clean place! 😇👌 I hope I diagnosed your problem!? I wish you never see mold on your buds in the future, neither before drying nor after! 🙏 Good luck, bro! 👋