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Dark parches with bumps on stem

Mr_Incognito
Mr_Incognitostarted grow question 2 years ago
I know that some bumps are pretty normal for stem. One is between 5th and 6th node, 20 cm above the surface. It’s a bit dark which makes me worry. Another two are located higher. Can it be rot stem? Chances to survive? Fungicide needed? The plant doesn’t look sick at the moment.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/tomato/white-growths-on-tomato-plants.htm i'd wager it;s similar to this. Are they hard little bumps? if tehy don't easily rub off (compared to adventitious roots), i'd wager it's not fungal or microbial cuases and moe likely just a little oddity in the plant... maybe high RH in these faily dark areas? any condensation at night? dark and moisture will cause roots to form... even if above ground. if it is clearly superfical and growig on the plant vs growing out of it, then take some h2o2 and rub it off. 3%, undiluted. satuate area.. might discolor it a bit but it will not kill the plant or limb. if they are hard nodules, i'd ignore them, though. fungus creates a mycelium network below surface.. so cleaning surface does not "clean" the plant of fungus. it's still there. you just can't see the parts that remain. this is why bud washing WPM-infected buds doesn't do what ppl think... bud washing can clear off stuff from surface, but will not rid the plant of an infection that involveds anything below the surface.
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Mr_Incognito
Mr_Incognitoanswered grow question 2 years ago
Thanks for suggestions! Unfortunately I don’t have a lab microscope here. That would definitely help to find out what’s the nature of this patches. Dr. Zymes Eliminator sounds good, but it’s not sold here as well :) I spayed these patches with Copper Sulphate right before the lights went off. Hope it will help.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
That DOES look odd... I doubt it's rot stem but it does look like you've got a fungus there... Grab some Dr. Zymes Eliminator which is organic and both an insecticide as well as a fungicide and spray that area. Keep it around in case you run into problems with leaf sucking insects such as thrips, whiteflies, aphids, spider mites... it's an amazing product and one that's good to have in your arsenal. Good luck...
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Shemshemet
Shemshemetanswered grow question 2 years ago
Veg eh? Does look a tad fungal. Try a little wettable sulphur.
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