Bud rot....

JohnDoeTho

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So no alarms yet nothing I've seen as bad yet.....my main stalk has gotten nice and thick and developed what I thought was actually a bark or some kind of hardiness around the mainstalk. I was just doing some preventative plant problem diagnosing material and they spoke of bud rot and a gray mold growing around the stem to start with. Is this colored main stalk normal?

Edit this is just a picture from the past. I don't really have any with light off, will take in about 9 hours when darkness is over.
 

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JohnDoeTho

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It's been like this for a long time, just dug through pics and found one where you should be able to know what I'm talking about.
 

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Bugeye

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Looks okay to me, big stalks get kind of scaly, bark like looking. But check them out with a scope, mold is pretty obvious under magnification.
 

JohnDoeTho

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Also getting a little fan to put at the base of each girl. I have a big fan mixing it all up, and a intake fan and exhaust fan, but nothing really getting air to the center of the plant
 

cat of curiosity

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Also getting a little fan to put at the base of each girl. I have a big fan mixing it all up, and a intake fan and exhaust fan, but nothing really getting air to the center of the plant
don't blow directly at the plants with anything more than a gentle oscilating breeze or they probably WILL mold. passive breeze good, direct wind not good...
 

JohnDoeTho

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Hmmm so I have a mid sized oscillating fan in the room on lowest setting going across the top of them, I was gonna get 2 little small personal fans to get some air movement under the canopy, one of each girl on low. So would that actually encourage mold?
 

JohnDoeTho

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Buds? we haven't got that far. hehe. One week into 12hr dark, not even really in flower yet. First grow, and I self medicate for anxiety....lol
 

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JohnDoeTho

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Have a box fan on the door with filters on both sides bring in fresh air, carbon filter inline fan out of the room 150cfm so I have a decent amount of fresh air exchange, just don't want dead spots in the room.
 

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