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I have trimmed off some buds from the Blighty Plants. Is it worth it to dry them out and cure them? The pistils look frail and un-healthy to me.

I have cut off a lot of branches. I might be able to get something out of the plants still, but time will tell? Not as sticky or smelly as my other plant.

If it is some disease transferred by pests, than why are my tomato plants Ok? Also, why is the plant I transplanted into the ground fine?

Here are pictures from today. It is like the 3 Blighty plants are budding earlier. They have orange pistils, but not the normal looking orange. I get the feeling I may not get very much/anything from the 3 blighty plants? I am going to cut open a bud later and see what it looks like inside...

That was probably the branch with the worst amount of "black blight", so I may get something off of other parts and plants? Not sure if I should clip off everything that looks really bad or wait it out and see what happens for experimentation purposes. It is no big deal if I get nothing from...

Here is a pic of the "normal" plant. Same seeds as the blighty ones, just transplanted out of pot and into ground. Spot the Ladybug, not to be confused with the Japanese beetle that invades your south facing windows. cottage windows

There are thricomes on the new buds, but not much smell, it is still early though, even the "normal" plant has very little smell. It seems the blighty plants are flowering more slowly than the "normal" plant? But it could just be all the black surrounding the buds that make it appear that way...

The "Black blight" does not wipe off, it is in the leaves and has been since before the plant started budding, probably became noticable a month or so ago? Some theories I can put forward are: It is only happening to the plants in the 15 gallon fabric pots, the one plant I moves out of the pot...

Wet and cool today, high of around 13C. One picture of the plant that seems to have the most of the "blighty" and the other one with the least. Both grown from the same seeds-or at least i assume they were? I am not there when they do the packaging. Plants are wet cus it has been raining all...

Night temps are getting cooler now, In fact it was really cool a couple of nights ago. but the black leaves were showing back when it was still really hot at night.

I hope you are right. The blackish colour started before the buds started, so I dont think it is mould. I guess I will find out in a month or so?

I have to think it is some kind of fungus or mold? But the plant looks healthy otherwise. Picture from today, it is growing buds. My intial thought was lack of water, cus the black leaves seemed dryish. But I dunno? This is as high res as my camera goes.

I cant tell if that is a leaf hopper or not? But yeah, could be that, could be the really hot wet summer we had, could be the Miracle Gro potting mix that they were planted in, could be earwigs, could be too much nitrogen, could be...

I will give some background to what is happening and I will keep you posted along the way. Three of the plants that were in fabric pots have the "Blight". The one plant I moved to the garden a month ago seems OK. I grew some autoflower plants in the garden that were early harvested and were...

Outdoor plant, it is big and looks healthy, but inner leaves where buds should be growing turning black. ANy idas what i am dealing with? THX

Assuming it is leaf septoria, you can try cutting out infected leaves and using baking soda ( add a heaping tablespoon of soda, a teaspoon of vegetable oil, and a small amount of mild soap to a gallon of water) to spray on plants. This needs to be reapplied regularly to maintain its efficiency...

I hope it is purple buds, but time will tell. I cut off the new dark buds on that plant. I actually do have a purple leaved Sativa plant growing at home as well. Could bees be cross pollinating the plants? Saw a bee or wasp on one of the plants.

Just starting to develop buds and some look like this. Outside grow, have not been tending to the plant as much as I should-have not been home a lot. Have gone through really warm/hot spring, cool june, july and very hot humid August. Any ideas? THX.

I am thinking I will be harvesting soon, like in about 5 days, or do you guys think that is too early? The plant in the last picture (I have two) seems a bit further ahead in my opinion.

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