Fn Budrot

jensen71

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #1

33% loss in one day spread

my poor blueberry!

 

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VolimPicke

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #2

So sad

 

FirstCavApache64

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #3

Damn I feel your pain but that doesn't make it any easier. Are you going to chop?

 

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rembrandt100

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #4

I just cut one a little smaller than that from my White Widow. But I still got the rest of the plant. Starting to wonder if it is worth the effort growing photo's outside where I am. Every year I lose some of my plants to bud rot.

 

Kerowacked

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #5

Chop now

 

jensen71

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #6

Done chopped and tossed and peroxided the chop site. SMH. I was expecting worms but nothing. Wtf.

 

jensen71

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #7

They still got a couple more weeks in em to harvest. The other plant was rot free but the leaves are all yellowing so I’m upping nute mix from 50 to 75 to 100 over the next few weeks before flushing starts. Hopefully the milky trichromes will turn amber by then.

 

Kerowacked

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• Oct 9, 2021

• #8

This was a dozen coke bottles a week ago, i used peroxide and it killed the stem. Next time i’ll mist the bud, cut the rot, brush the peroxide on, then rinse it off with the spray bottle. Chop now

 

jensen71

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• Oct 10, 2021

• #9

So I should harvest now after cutting out the rotted sections and peroxiding the stem and scissors?

 

sirtalis

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• Oct 10, 2021

• #10

Yes, harvest the entire plant now and wet trim it. You'll likely find more budrot sites.

 

jensen71

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• Oct 10, 2021

• #11

These are some of the bad bud tops that got chopped down. Then there’s what’s left of the tree after getting surgical.

 

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EhCndGrower

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• Oct 11, 2021

• #12

I feel for you. This has been a weird and sort of bad year to grow outside, at least I’m hearing that fro. southern Ontario growers. I have lost stuff to bud rot on every plant this year. Last year out of 11 outdoor girls, 2 small buds. This year I’m removing 4-6 sizeable easily from them. Just had to remove a giant top cola off my American Pie plant outside, and did 3 2 days prior. I think it’s close enough to finish and will take her down Wednesday to freeze dry. Took down a Sugar Breath and Black D.O.G. I probably removed 10-20g easily from both plants and some I just left on the plant to rot away on. Hoping for a kinder outdoor growing season next year.