Not a fan of growing on the deck in 5 gallon buckets . My plants look horrible. One has bud rot, the other two have yellowing leaves. I water when it's needed by feeling the soil and fertilize every 3rd or 4th day. I also add cal-mag every once in awhile. I've used BT for the caterpillars i found on only one plant and only a few . No clue here. Any help is appreciated.
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What kinda soil? What are you feeding them? Why bud rot? Are they getting wet?
If your growing in containers you can pick them up to see if they need water.
If your growing in containers you can pick them up to see if they need water.
That's either bud rot or a caterpillar has bored into your bud. I'd remove that section with wide perimeters if it's bud rot. That spores can spread. I'd spray her with some spinosad and remove that bud.
Sad part is your gonna loose some outdoors. Odds are much higher in nature.
Your in flower. So many of the leaf below will start to bleed off N and yellow. How is the posture of the leaf above these? Green? Reaching for light? Normal?
If so ya should be okay. I'd remove any dead leaf and make sure it is in a location where it catches morning light and air movement. Ya don't want morning dew lingering on a budding plant.
Sad part is your gonna loose some outdoors. Odds are much higher in nature.
Your in flower. So many of the leaf below will start to bleed off N and yellow. How is the posture of the leaf above these? Green? Reaching for light? Normal?
If so ya should be okay. I'd remove any dead leaf and make sure it is in a location where it catches morning light and air movement. Ya don't want morning dew lingering on a budding plant.
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Yep, the bud pictured looks more like caterpillar damage.
I would cut out damaged area and harvest that thing. Doesn't look like it has long left anyways and damage spreads fast outdoors at this stage so I'd take what I can get and run now lol
That sounds like sound adviceI would cut out damaged area and harvest that thing. Doesn't look like it has long left anyways and damage spreads fast outdoors at this stage so I'd take what I can get and run now lol
Fox Farm ocean forest. Fox Farm grow big. They arent over watered
I guess the good news is since i also grow indoors i'm goodI would cut out damaged area and harvest that thing. Doesn't look like it has long left anyways and damage spreads fast outdoors at this stage so I'd take what I can get and run now lol
Just made some killer gummies!I'm gonna let them go - i did cut out that little bit of bud rot and trying to keep them growing - we'll see
Could be - i am using BT for that.
Good advice thanks
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Spider mites?
That us what it looks like to me
I really dont know
Where's @RosterMan he's the big guy.
Never ever saw a spider mite make a cocoon like that they lay eggs all over the place that hatch live terror rats.....
That looks more arachnid.
That looks more arachnid.
I guess the good news is since i also grow indoors i'm good
What flavor is that?
Reminds me of green jello.
Berry Blue Jello and to be honest i wish i had done cherry
Sadly you guys were right ( always right ) i had to take most of the bud off - and there will probably be more Hope i can salvage some of the buds. Moved my one good plant ( only had caterpillar damage ) away from the other two. Maybe time to start seeds inside but not this strain - any suggestions for indica?
Hope i can salvage some of the buds. Moved my one good plant ( only had caterpillar damage ) away from the other two. Maybe time to start seeds inside but not this strain - any suggestions for indica?Similar threads
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