Hello, i noticied mold in som buds :/ i cut the mo...

Con la muffa non si scherza, personalmente ti consiglio di rimuovere tutte le cime danneggiate. I miei consigli si riferiscono per lo più alla ventilazione del box coltivandone 25 in 1,44mq ti posso consigliare almeno 2 ventilatori piccoli disposti ad angoli opposti del box che puntano uno contro l’altro, un estrattore che parte per 10 minuti ogni 45 minuti o al superamento della temperatura e per completare il tutto un deumidificatore. Non avrai più problemi! Enjoy 🔥🌲

Hey buddy, first of all nice grow so far!! Discovering mold in your buds can be concerning. Dealing with mold correctly is crucial to prevent it from spreading further. Here's what you can do: 1 Immediate Action: Cutting out the moldy parts of the buds was the right move to prevent the mold from spreading. Mold can release spores that can quickly contaminate other parts of the plant. 2 Assessment: Examine the remaining buds closely to ensure there's no more mold present. If you find additional mold, carefully remove the affected areas. 3 Trimming: If the mold has penetrated deep into the bud, and you're uncertain whether it's safe to consume, it might be better to err on the side of caution and trim away a larger portion of the bud. 4 Air Circulation: Ensure good air circulation in your drying and curing area. Proper airflow helps prevent the growth of mold on buds that are in the drying phase. 5 Humidity Control: Maintain a humidity level of around 45-55% during the drying and curing process. Mold thrives in high humidity, so keeping it in check is crucial. 6 Curing: Proper curing is essential to prevent mold growth after harvest. Use airtight containers, like glass jars, to store your cured buds. Open the jars daily to allow moisture to escape and to check for signs of mold. 7 Inspect Regularly: Continue to inspect your stored buds regularly for any signs of mold. If you notice any, remove the affected buds promptly. 8 Prevention: In future grows, take steps to prevent mold from developing. Proper ventilation, humidity control, and cleanliness in your growing environment can help minimize the risk. 9 Harvest Timing: Harvesting at the right time when trichomes are mostly milky with a few amber ones can reduce the risk of mold growth during drying and curing. Remember that moldy buds can potentially be harmful if consumed, so it's crucial to prioritize safety. If you're unsure about the extent of mold in your buds or if you have concerns about their safety, it might be best to discard them. If you have further questions, feel free to follow and drop me a DM :) Good luck budy !!

Ok what a crap.... I'll take care of that today. Thank you all for your advice !

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If this is your first time dealing with bot rot its sucks. The mold will need to be cut out and you need to be generous with the cuts. you may very well loose up to 50% or more of your harvest because of this. The best way to deal with mold is prevention. Keep the RH low in flower and do no spray the buds with anything, also great to keep the air movement up, fans blowing around and a extractor pulling in fresh air and out with the old. If this vents into your living environment I would highly suggest getting a HEPA filter or venting it outside. Given that you can see the mold, the fizzy bits are its "flowers" or bloom stage of life. There are mold spores everywhere in that tent now. There is mold spores everywhere in life that's not the problem, but if the RH is not kept in check it can cause more outbreaks. When cutting out the moldy bit. spray the fuzzy bits with hydrogen peroxide so it disables most of the spores your above to disturb. Best Of Luck!

Si es solo una planta la sacaría del cuarto de cultivo. Si son todas las plantas cosecharia ahora y trataría de rescatar las flores que no fueron afectadas. O seguir con este cultivo hasta el final pero la gran mayoría va a estar afectada. Suerte