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hmmm... really mowbuss?, from my experiences spray feeding in the dark leads to mold/fungus.... outdoors anyway, had a lot of problems recently so ive been spray feeding in the morning, and using hydrogen peroxide and neem oil at night

i bet if i had some pics someone would help... unfortunately i cut all the affected areas off....... but this shit is spreading like wildfire, so ima keep bumping this thread till i get some help.

if not, is there anything anyone can recommend to kill mold or fungus, and their spores

so the plants have bounced back from their deficiency problem, i got my BIG BUD in the mail finally and have been using it... but now i have an even bigger problem, im noticing bud that is brown and fuzzy, and when i touch it... it fucking disintegrates... im guessing its mold or fungus... i...

oh and if so... do i use straight hydrogen peroxide, or is there a ratio of water i mix it with

so i looked at one of my plants the other day, and i noticed a bud on it that was brown... and fuzzy... when i touched it.. the bud fucking like melted / disintegrated into nothingness... i checked for worms and whatnot, didnt see any.. couldnt really inspect too much since whatever i touched...

i just noticed this shit yesterday myself, its like buds turning brown and fuzzy, when i went to touch them they just like ... melted into nothingness.... it was rather disturbing.. anyway would hydrogen peroxide help at all?

actually i started noticing preflowers in late july, killed the males, got one hermy, ended up with like 17 females.. the indicas are flowered up now completely, i mean crazy.. the sativa dominant strains didnt start till mid august

it only seems to have happend on my sativa dominant strains, the indica's are just fine and starting to bud

no i cut off the affected area and the rest of the plant is still ok, i bought some nutes to fix the problem (phosphorus deficiency) and i stopped watering so much to help with the iron deficiency.. a couple other of my plants seemed to have the same problem starting, i tried neem oil and...

im outdoor in NY myself keep it up BAM hers a pic

looks like whats been happening to some of my plants, although people told me it was either iron or phosphorus deficiency the first pic was it at the beginning the second was what it ended up doing to the plant

LST?? i havent been here long enough for acronyms sorry

hmmm a lot to think about well not really, im not going to do anything to endanger my plants. I've spent way to much time and love on em to do that. they do look good though dont they the first pic was right after i put them in the ground the second pic was them a couple weeks ago...

ok thanks for the information. the only reason i thought they werent getting enough sun was because their on the north side of my garage and as it becomes fall the shadow from the garage is now cast over the plants more then before... heres a pic see the shadow used to be on the ground...

why not?... i figured if i dug far enough around it and got most of the roots it would be ok... you think it would shock them?... the area i was thinking about moving them to gets a lot more sun as well.. since they are flowering i was worried that a lot more sunlight would put them back into...

ok so since some of my plants are now over 6 feet and are threatening to crest the fence and possibly be noticed i decided to move them to a more secure area.. i found a spot, cleared a path, mowed the tall grass, and dug the holes then i noticed deer shit....and that got me thinking will my...

ok so after doing some research i found that my problem is either a phosphorus deficiency, over watering, or an iron deficiency from over watering. In any case i bought some nutes to fix some of the problems, and ive stopped watering the plants as much as i used to, so now i just gotta sit back...

yeah, from what i read it looked a little bit like iron deficiency which can happen from too much watering... which i think i might have been doing.. normally it rains a lot and i let that take care of it, but recently its been really dry and i think i was over watering to compensate

no, they were in pots but when they started to outgrow them, i just put them in the ground, they were doing great up until flowering... the indica's are still going strong with no problems, but the sativa dominant strains are the ones with the problem