EveryOneSmokes
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Right on man, I have a ghost og that dud'd on me coming down from flower and I have a cut of the white that's just never snapped out of its funky, I wouldn't mind taking a look.. I'll pm u once I have the trunk ready..you couldn't tell they were duds from the room shots i posted. 70% were classic duds, light green small leaves on tops + lack of ANY frost or smell. snapping branches the whole 9. i shoulda taken more up close photos.
i'm sure it was a combination of things. there was root rot in that room forsure which certainly contributed... i mean 3 trays wilted overnight.
my guess:
the nematodes probably caused the duds, then started wrecking havoc on the root systems + pythium (and maybe other pathogens) infiltrated the plants and caused the rapid wilting and dying off of plants.
@EveryOneSmokes if you get another obvious dud in veg hmu and i'll let ya borrow my microscope.
sessile trichomes.
its just part of the plants.
the todes were found inside the stem in the cambium swimming in the juice.
it was a really dudded plant? i haven't been able to find them in a (seemingly) healthy plant or any plants that have signs of dudding, just full blown horrible day 30 duds.
i'm gonna chop a meh mother today and search for em, i'm guessing they have a hiding spot where they like to gather.
Where on the plant did you find them? I checked all of my severely effected mothers (5 of them) and couldn't locate any nematodes. I checked the cambium layer on all of them everywhere from the base to the tops. I did see some discoloration here and there (orange/brown spots/streaks) but thought it may have just been some residue from the old scalpel I used to take the samples.
i found them at the base of the stalk. the first 2 inches of stem near the coco on a heavily dudded plant at day 32 in coco beds.
Bio-nematicide! Its looks like Capulator needs to add some new microbes to his arsenal!
"The efficacy of a novel bio-nematicide based on a strain of Bacillus firmus was investigated in a series of field and laboratory studies."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0929139303001343
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