Grayshan
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The buds with it in is a no, even some close by may get infected real fast and become a waste. My only suggestion is chop it and salvage what you can. If its in your bud its done.I noticed some dry spots and cut out what looks like a type of bud rot or mold. My dry leaves were dry from the tip and the center of the buds seem okay. Is it worth drying out what I have pictured?
I had a gorilla grow in my field 10 years ago. 14 beautiful flowering females. I spent an hour each morning shaking the dew out of those giant colas until mid-October. This was in PA so fall means cool, wet weather. I only lost like a quarter pound to mold thanks to all my efforts.Got some of my colas outdoors this year, bud rot sucks. Outside not much you can do either
I likewise shake mine, this year has been rough. I live in between the finger lakes on top of a hill, both lakes i am in between are really close too. Last year I shook buds and they made it, usually do. But this year everyone I know has issues already. People in Cali having issues this year, even a cali breeders was saying they lost an acre to mold this yearI had a gorilla grow in my field 10 years ago. 14 beautiful flowering females. I spent an hour each morning shaking the dew out of those giant colas until mid-October. This was in PA so fall means cool, wet weather. I only lost like a quarter pound to mold thanks to all my efforts.