Aqua Man
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That entire bud and stem.
That entire
Fuck alrightClip the entire thing off... take a wet paper towel and wrap it first so you don't disperse spores... increase your air circulation.
The entire bud and seoerate the plant if you can till you can go over it with a fine tooth combFuck alright
That entire bud and stem.
Inslect the plants well... what the humidity day and night? And make sure you have good air flow through the plants.View attachment 1149958
So just ho below it like this? I actually went one more bud down to make sure. And should I do a foliage spray for precautionary measures?
I would love to make a recommendation but I don't have the knowledge in that area to do so bro... sorry.I have 70% neem oil, sulfur, or organicide for a spray. Which one would be better
Humidity is hanging around 65-70% doesn't drop much under that. I know I'll need to address it soonInslect the plants well... what the humidity day and night? And make sure you have good air flow through the plants.
I'd say probably should have already. What I think is you are hitting dew point when the lights go out and the temp drops. Many don't even realize this happening.Humidity is hanging around 65-70% doesn't drop much under that. I know I'll need to address it soon
That entire
I would love to make a recommendation but I don't have the knowledge in that area to do so bro...
Well. I believe I fucked up taking the humidifier out, it was a budget buy and you have to dump the bottom out every once and a while or it'll stop. Had to raise it over the plant and must have dropped some water because it was a lot. Covered the whole bud site and part of the fan leaf. That was the only bit of water/moisture I seenI'd say probably should have already. What I think is you are hitting dew point when the lights go out and the temp drops. Many don't even realize this happening.
The biggest thing now is get a fan moving the air around the plants and buds to prevent condensation on the plants.
Rig a drain tube for it that goes to a bigger bucket outside the tent.Well. I believe I fucked up taking the humidifier out, it was a budget buy and you have to dump the bottom out every once and a while or it'll stop. Had to raise it over the plant and must have dropped some water because it was a lot. Covered the whole bud site and part of the fan leaf. That was the only bit of water/moisture I seen
That happens to us every night. That's why the extra fans inside the tent.I'd say probably should have already. What I think is you are hitting dew point when the lights go out and the temp drops. Many don't even realize this happening.
The biggest thing now is get a fan moving the air around the plants and buds to prevent condensation on the plants.
This is the first if heard of this. Giving the plants some d.Milk spray. that is some kind of mold. Looks like WPM possibly. Do a milk spray while it is lights full on and the heat slightly up. 50/50 Vit D milk and water. Not the 2% stuff.
After it dries, spray with clear water and inspect for more mold.
THIS IS NOT A GUARANTEED FIX. But it does help a lot. You may need to treat 3, 4 or more times to get rid of all of it.
I'm no chemist so I really can't explain it but something in the milk-fat reacts with the mold in a destructive way. The average treatment gets about 30% of the mold.So it is fine doing a spray 2 weeks into flowering? I know that still early , just want to be sure.
This is the first if heard of this. Giving the plants some d.
Yes and no. You can look up a VPD chart, but instead of the inside temp of the air in the tent, use a no-touch thermometer to take the temp of the leaves and use that number instead.Unless I've misunderstood somewhere. If my heat is averaging 88° the humidity needs to be a bit higher? I know 70 is pushing it but they're at least not wilting in it.
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