DYING PISTOLS STAGE 3 FLOWER

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Kayagreen

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The just starting to grow buds are browning and the white pistols are turning dark brown and shriveling. The browning is only where the buds are and slightly on the leaves around the calyx area. It starts lower on the plant and works its way to the top. We need help. Outdoor plants planted in the ground with the natural soil which was ammended with only lime and rice wholes. The garden is surrounded by oak trees. It's not affecting all the plants... some right next to each other are very bad and not affected next to it. Could it be caused by thrips?
 

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esh dov ets

esh dov ets

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is it multiple strains affected in the same soil? if so it's environment or pests, likely a ph type thing. did they grow normally during veg? did they grow small or slow? have you grown this strain b4, could be genes. this is an uncommon problem unless you have bud rot. maybe i'm wrong.
 
Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Had a female ( about week 2ish ) get pollinated by another plant that had popped some nuts ... All pistils turned brown ... Budding stopped and seeds began.

But browning can happen for many reasons and at different times ....
Spraying Neem or moisture can cause die off , nature turns them brown too .

It was my situation, that I shared. It was an unplanned pollination but harvested good beans out of it .... More work cleaning grow area after was the biggest issue.
 
marcospartida

marcospartida

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Kayagreen said:
The just starting to grow buds are browning and the white pistols are turning dark brown and shriveling. The browning is only where the buds are and slightly on the leaves around the calyx area. It starts lower on the plant and works its way to the top. We need help. Outdoor plants planted in the ground with the natural soil which was ammended with only lime and rice wholes. The garden is surrounded by oak trees. It's not affecting all the plants... some right next to each other are very bad and not affected next to it. Could it be caused by thrips?
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Russet mites..broad mites im sure
 
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