What is going on here?

[916Fisherman]

Sprayed em down with the BS solution. Would you suggest I spray the entire tent or just the infected plants?

 

[Aqua Man]

Sprayed em down with the BS solution. Would you suggest I spray the entire tent or just the infected plants?

I would do the tent with peroxide or light bleach solution but remove the plants first

 

[Aqua Man]

I'm not a good person to ask about treatment... I have been fortunate enough to never have to deal with it.

 

[jaguarlax]

just a guess here but this is the only thing that I can find that even comes close.

Botrytis on herbaceous perennials in 2013 season

Nursery and greenhouse growers have been challenged by recent cloudy and rainy weather to produce perennials and keep away Botrytis. Remembering cultural practices and correct fungicides will help until we get more sunshine.

www.canr.msu.edu

 

[916Fisherman]

just a guess here but this is the only thing that I can find that even comes close.

Botrytis on herbaceous perennials in 2013 season

Nursery and greenhouse growers have been challenged by recent cloudy and rainy weather to produce perennials and keep away Botrytis. Remembering cultural practices and correct fungicides will help until we get more sunshine.

www.canr.msu.edu

That’s what I seen as well and the only thing remotely close to what I see I have.

 

[916Fisherman]

What puzzles me is my environment is nothing like what the articles I read described as being a cause of this.
I think it’s just the quick fluctuations of humidity and temps.
Uuugh this grow round is proving to be my worse and most challenging yet.

 

[916Fisherman]

I guess I’ll be even busier the next few days now.

 

[916Fisherman]

Others are suggesting russet mites but I don’t see any bugs whatsoever

 

[Beachwalker]

Others are suggesting russet mites but I don’t see any bugs whatsoever

That was my thought initially but you'd see some moving?

Or have you not checked with a magnifying glass or close up of your camera yet?

 

[916Fisherman]

That was my thought initially but you'd see some moving?

Or have you not checked with a magnifying glass or close up of your camera yet?

I checked and none of what I wiped off on my finger was moving. I’m going to do a thorough inspection and cleaning today after work.

 

[Beachwalker]

Thanks guys, I never foliage spray unless it’s clones or I’m treating as well. I’ve had too many issues from doing it in the past. This is something new for me though.
I appreciate all your help

This is something new for lots of us, believe me!? I've never seen this I can't find it online so Idk??

 

[916Fisherman]

Well she looks good today and no signs today of whatever was on her yesterday. Let’s see what transpires over the next few days.

 

[MIMedGrower]

@916Fisherman do you use a small sonic humidifier with tapwater?

 

[Dirtbag]

I've never seen anything like that. But I agree the way its developing and where its developing suggests a fungus of some type due to the high humidity microclimate around the leaf surface. Not necessarily a fault of room environment, but possibly an indicator airflow around the plants could be improved maybe? I dont know. Could be just a fluke.. I'll send the pic to a couple friends and see if they know what it is.

BW's advice was solid. I think I'd also spray them down with a Bordeaux mix alternated with wettable sulphur applications for a week or two, and bleach the room for sure.

 

[916Fisherman]

Thanks for the info guys. The symptoms fit Botrytis but not the environment.
Air flow was stagnant in the tent so I added a fan about 2 weeks ago and kicked the in-line Fan on about a week ago.

 

[916Fisherman]

Too cold in winter for the fan and our temps went from 60-90 in a week lol

 

[916Fisherman]

@916Fisherman do you use a small sonic humidifier with tapwater?

No humidifiers at all.
I do use tap water but let it sit overnight or treat with prime to remove chlorine

 

[MIMedGrower]

No humidifiers at all.
I do use tap water but let it sit overnight or treat with prime to remove chlorine

Those sonic humidifiers spray calcium dust all over everything when tap water is used. I was hoping you missed that like i did.

Sorry for this issue. I have not seen it before.

 

[One drop]

I’ve never seen Botrytis develop like this but if it is being a air born spores I’d say all the plants will get it if infected plant isn’t culled , glad it seems to be healthy .

 

[Aqua Man]

If the baking soda did it then no doubt it's a pathogen because that would mean it's living. Possibly bacteria but to me looks fungal. Hell might have been the shit ya spayed on it being contaminated and it not actually infecting the plant. Who knows but interested to see the end result