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Colheitafelizstarted grow question 4 years ago

Guys does anyone can help, found out today that my buds are turning brown, the pupils are looking weird, to brown, my main big bud seems fine, what should I do with the buds infected not sure if is mold , shall I cut then off ?

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Horticulturehobbyistsanswered grow question 4 years ago

That's bud rot/mold. As mentioned above and you do need to remove it. I see your day time temps are 22 and your humidity is at 61. You should try to bring your day time temps up on your next run during flower. Your plants will be much happier if your day time temps are in the 24-26 celcius range and your night time temps should always be a few degrees cooler to allow your plants to transpire while they sleep. Your humidty should never be this high during flower. You can get away with 50-55 percent humidity in flower (you better have a ton of air moving around your room) but it's not ideal for your plants. You want your humidity in flower to be in the 45-50 percent range up until the closing weeks of flower at which point you'll slowly want to start bringing it down to around 40%. Bringing your humidity down during the closing weeks of flower will cause your plants to uptake more water from your pot and as such more nutrients. You'll want to bring your humidity down slowly as you approach the end of flower so as to not shock your plants. Hope that helps. 🤘

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Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 4 years ago

@Colheitafelix Yes my friend that is botrytis aka bud rot and you should remove any effected parts of the plant and destroy Also Your ph is way too high not that this will matter now because of the mold issues. I had problems awhile ago with bud rot and was able to rectify the issue by using more Air extraction (exhaust fans) and two oscillating fans inside the tent which moved the air around the plants. Having lots of air movement can mitigate the risk of mold and remember the problem usually occurs during lights off because the warm air is trapped in the tent and as it cools once the lights go off it turns into moisture in the air thus creating problems for sticky buds. This is why good ventilation is imperative my friend

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mr_green_thumb_ottawaanswered grow question 4 years ago

yes it is bud Roth you have to remove all infected buds sorry but do it soon or all will be like that in few days Roth is contagious remember this and now you need a dehumidifier in their your moisture should be 40% or less not 61% i see your almost done so for the next one low the humidity down drying should be 1/2 week at 22 degree 62 humidity and whit fresh air everyday at least 1 hour 2 time a day then jar 2 week to a 1 month in jar burping 2 x everyday and keep in the dark

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BlackCousinanswered grow question 4 years ago

Hello Colheitafeliz, i think indeed i see some budrot. To answer your question, i would recommend strongly to turn if your fan or anythi g that moves the air inside your growspace. Take a plastic bag put it over the infected bud or buds and cut it so the infected part is gone. Only whole buds, dont leave half if not infected from an infected one. When you cut its already in the the plastic bag and you throw that away. I would also lower your ph its way to high right now, try to aim at 6 to 6.4 max Hope this was an helfull answer. Keep on growing my friend. Peace 👍🏾

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Master_weedaanswered grow question 4 years ago

Hello my friend The first thing to do is to cut all the parts affected by the mushroom, with several centimeters of safety margin. It will then be necessary to use a maximum of ventilation to limit the humidity, and to harvest quickly by monitoring very regularly that the mold does not return. The parts of the plant affected by the fungus should not be consumed, because there is a risk of pulmonary infection. After the harvest it will be necessary to clean all the space of culture as well as the material (pots ...) with bleach, to eliminate all the traces of the Botrytis. There are certain fungicidal products that are very effective against Botrytis, the best being probably Botryprot. It is also possible to use beneficial microbial life that will fight directly against Botrytis, such as Trichoderma Harzianum, Ulocladium Atrum or Gliocladium Roseum, as a direct spray on the plant. May the force be with you 💪

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