anthocyanins don't do well in higher temps (could explain difference indoor or out) and tend to accumulate in areas with less chlorophyll like later flowering cannabis and buds it's what gives fruit it's color. Im by no means experienced just intrigued by this.It doesn't happen when we grow the same cuts from the same mother INSIDE. NEVER. 60%+ or more of the time outside this is happening.
No not saying its cold related. Cold doesn't cause it but warmer temps will reduce the effects.This isn't cold related. As none of the strains we grow have that gene. It was also 97 the other day.
It’s the beginnings of bud rot, leaves go purple to them wilting off, check the calyx and see if it’s brown. I’ve had the same issue this yr. been sacrificing colas to nip it in the bud , sort off, but a kull is about all I can do to a few. Moisture out here has been high and very dense buds are getting this fungi.Same issue again this year $100 to anyone who's got a cure.
Verticillium wilt of potatoes is a fungal disease caused by either of two species of Verticillium. The disease is found in Maine and in all potato-producing areas of the United States. ...Definitely not bud rot, someone more educated than me have a look at “Purple Potato Wilt” Phytoplasma issue caused by leafhoppers..
Is this transmissible to Cannabis?
I use armory beneficial bacterial inoculation for outdoor plants and ones that for this before stretch, no issues , others I see random purpling and dying off with buds showing rot. No insect activity at all just very dense formation
Verticillium wilt of potatoes is a fungal disease caused by either of two species of Verticillium. The disease is found in Maine and in all potato-producing areas of the United States. ...
And I’ve never seen it in cannabis. Are you growing any other vegetables around said plants? Maybe transmittable but it’s a fungus which is like bud rot fungus we talked about earlier. Either way u fucked, I’d get rid of affected plants to stop the spread. Biological methods like the armory is best as a IPM. To prevent but honestly once you have it , they’re impossible to treat
I tend to see more pink from moly problems though rather than such a dark purpleliterally anything below 65 at night and you will see moly defs. depending on strain.
I must say an apology is owed to @browntrout , I indeed went and read the entire thread from page one post one and onward; I see the bigger picture. Luckily we haven’t see it here yet but we are in massive climate and environment controlled areas. Haven’t done guerrilla grows in over 15yrs and even then I’ve not encountered or met anyone in this region with said issues. So left to nature and invasive species of insects carrying this new issue is alarming.
Question ? If the issues are suspected to be inspect borne, namely a leaf hopper, is there a regiment one can do outdoors in the sticks to say control and or kill those suckers? I know predator bugs may work but I’m on unfamiliar grounds with that issue.
What was the yeilds like on infected plants? I do understand that the plant does grow out and back to somewhat normal, did it affect yield and taste etc?
Got me all worked up and curious now! Again my apologies for jumping the gun without the full picture,
Cheers
Last year my buddy and I started Coastal Seeds NL1 x Puck, NL1/Black Domina, Hazeman 88 G13/Hp, Dr Atomic NL5, Swami Organic Seeds Blue Orca Haze, RKS x Blue Orca Haze, Mr Nice Super Silver Haze, Snow Lotus, and a few more, all Fresh Seeds from Original Breeders.
The plants were grown in his backyard, in 10 gallon smart pots, and EVERY STRAIN got purple. Not every plant, but every strain was affected by the Bacteria, of which I believe it is.
The soil was Promix BX, which Ive used forever. Hes growing in pots again, and also in the woods, and its the same things, and expect even more because they haven't started to flower yet. Some showed purple 1.5 months ago.
I wonder if sulfur in that area will sterilize the plot? Somethings in there that’s causing this. Maybe do a spot and see???Interesting you say this James, Last year I had plants in pots and plants in a tilled row right next to one another, the tilled row had it and the pots did not...
I like the HP myself, bit better drainage for my area with it can rain a lot and become stagnant. I had 15-20 strains last year and every one in the bud garden got them and they were planted in an area i had been amending and using for years but last year was the frst year for purpleitus.
People don't realize how much quality,smell,size growth is affected when they have this. IMO if badly affected the end product is complete garbage and not even worth making oil out of IMO.
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