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Neem oil will not stop or cure bud rot, it will though keep worms and insects from eating other parts of the plant.

If I may throw in my 2 cents worth of advise in for outdoor growers; As the colas are forming, wearing rubber gloves, spread apart each bud from its adjacent bud so air can flow through this space as much as possible, this also lets your Neem oil get into tight places. You must do this every...

Your post is interesting, I had the same thing happen to one of my ladies yesterday. The plants are about 50% into flower and growing outdoor in soil and 10 gal pot. I'm confident the plants are getting their required NPK (or PK now that they are in flower) and eating well, I'm thinking there is...

When in doubt, cut off one of the cola's, or a bud, let it cure a couple days and compare it with the one's still on the plant.

Perhaps no one has gotten back to you is due to the price of that object....$300.00 is a lot of money. I'm interested in the question and hope someone gets back to you with an opinion.

I'm sure the plant goes into a stress stage, than again, a little stress makes a plant stronger, so I've believed. A also believe in UFO's so don't put too much faith in my knowledge.

And there I was thinking I know everything and now I find out I goofed up again. LOL I was not aware of "lemonade" and regret not knowing about, but should this come up again, I'll know better. A short story, several years ago a friend told me he would take some mediocre pot and wet it with an...

I've read somewhere that a gallon jug of buds is approximately a pound of pot. Is this a correct assumption.?

When in doubt, cut off a bud, dry it our for 48 hours in front of a fan and then smoke that baby. You will know within a few minutes if you should wait or cut it down and enjoy.

I'm seeing a couple options, one is that they may be in a slight shock, with really won't hurt them, in fact it may make the girls stronger. The other item is since they are in flower, the plant may be putting its nitrogen into the flowers and new leaves thus taking from the older fan leaves...

Your growing season sounds like ours here in Florida. Sativa should do quite well, just remember to keep on eye out for bud rot when the girls are in late flowering, especially during those humid nights. Even though I grow outdoor, I put a fan on my girls at night.

A couple years ago I did the same thing, I put a damp paper tower with the buds, it worked for me.

I agree with you about thinking Nitrogen deficiency, then when I saw the purple color of the leaves in the last picture, which tells me that there may be a Phosphorus deficiency as well.

Nice looking ladies, you should be proud.

If in question, cut off one bud, set in front of a fan for 48 hours and smoke that baby. That will give you an idea of the taste and effect of the plant. Spark up. Oh yeah, nice looking plant in the ground, trimmed very clean.

It may help to rinse the plants lightly with water, shake lightly to remove as much water as possible, then hang the girls in an AC room with a fan blowing on them, hopefully keep the RH in the low 70's maximum and leave there for about a week, a dark room is desired. Good luck

I'm seeing the same on my plants, especially the plants that have large and compacted colas. The brown is caused by not having sufficient ventilation. I just cut out the brown stuff and throw away, it has no flavor or buzz effect.

During flowering, especially during the late stage, the plant likes phosphorus as well as potassium.

I may be way off base, but mine are doing the same thing and I'm ruling it to nitrogen. This time of year with fall approaching, the plant is taking all of the nitrogen it normally gives to the leaves and is now shoving it toward the flower. If this is your case, its nothing to worry about, it...

If your plants are hybrid, which most plants grown today are, it is a blend, typically described by percentage in mix of indica and sativa strains. Hybrid plants are like humans, we may have the same momma but our siblings are usually a little bit different, in both looks and actions, or...