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Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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Get it in the direct sunlight as early as possible......Where in the country are you located..frost time is approaching.
 
Gary Goodson

Gary Goodson

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Big_Lou said:
I can see it now. (Swapped out my reading glasses.) I know almost nothing about the process, man, I'm just trying to gather and learn as I go.

I'm making a note of this "bud rot" so I'll know what to look for. Is this from excess humidity/moisture (mold), or an insect issue?
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It could be from both. Most likely not at the same time though.

Bud worms will get in and eat the plant from the inside like how squash bugs do on a squash plant. Ugly fuckers too.

High humidity obviously creates a bad environment for cannabis leading to mold.
 
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wns99

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Gary Goodson said:
It could be from both. Most likely not at the same time though.

Bud worms will get in and eat the plant from the inside like how squash bugs do on a squash plant. Ugly fuckers too.

High humidity obviously creates a bad environment for cannabis leading to mold.
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check it out
 
Big_Lou

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wns99 said:
Lebanon! Winter is coming. Idk when to harvest though! Planted it in april. Will post pics of it in a bit!
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Hey, my wife is Lebanese! Cheers.

Also, that plant looks lush and full to me, but I'm far from an authority on the subject.
 
Gary Goodson

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wns99 said:
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Everything I'm seeing about your environment tells me that you shouldn't be having humidity problems. It looks dry over there, but you would know more than me about that. Has it been raining a lot or very humid lately?

As Dr Who said, try to keep it as dry as you can and inspect the whole plant from top to bottom.

After you cut that bud off, break it open and look at it as well. You're close to harvest so just keep an eye on it till you chop her down.

Good luck
 
wns99

wns99

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Gary Goodson said:
Everything I'm seeing about your environment tells me that you shouldn't be having humidity problems. It looks dry over there, but you would know more than me about that. Has it been raining a lot or very humid lately?

As Dr Who said, try to keep it as dry as you can and inspect the whole plant from top to bottom.

After you cut that bud off, break it open and look at it as well. You're close to harvest so just keep an eye on it till you chop her down.

Good luck
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Its dry during the day but a bit humid at night! I have 3 plants like it and im a bit worried because I had one before with serious mold problems! I had to throw it away, anws how much time does it need looking at it from your experience?
 
Gary Goodson

Gary Goodson

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wns99 said:
Its dry during the day but a bit humid at night! I have 3 plants like it and im a bit worried because I had one before with serious mold problems! I had to throw it away, anws how much time does it need looking at it from your experience?
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Can you move them inside at night?

The leaves are saying its time, but the buds could go a little longer. Do you have a microscope of any kind? Check the trichomes to see if you have mostly milky and some amber to them. I prefer to chop at about 10% amber. What you dont want to do is chop if you see mostly clear trichomes.
 
Gary Goodson

Gary Goodson

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wns99 said:
No impossible hahaha! Putting them under a tree will work?
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Might work for rain, but not for high humidity. If you have to chop to save the crop then by all means, do it. I would rather have some bud that was harvested a little on the early side than to have a whole crop ruined by mold.
 
wns99

wns99

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Gary Goodson said:
Might work for rain, but not for high humidity. If you have to chop to save the crop then by all means, do it. I would rather have some bud that was harvested a little on the early side than to have a whole crop ruined by mold.
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Yeah I got what you mean! Should I give it a week?
 
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