Bud ROT, now What? HELP

cHiEf04grwer

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Ok, so after a week of off and on pulling rottin bud off my plants and throwing it away is really starting to get old. How DO I STOP this from happening? I have removed every piece that can visibly see and yet every day i still have to remove little pieces that conitinue to rot around where it intially started. This is happening to a plant that is 7 weeks into flowering, still needs another 3-4 weeks, which i really want to leave it for that long, but not if this bud rot continues.. Help me out RUI peeps!!
 

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cHiEf04grwer

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Fuck i wish i knew how to make hash without spending alot of money... i only have 5 plants too so i dont think i would have enough to make a decent amount.
 

BLT

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After removing the affected area take a q-tip and swab the area with Hydrogen Peroxide. H2O2 is simply water with an extra oxygen molecule.

Another option is...

Potassium Sorbate

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1tsp per litre of water with a couple drops of dish soap. Spray affected areas.

This should be readily available at home brewing stores. A friend said he has used this in the past in greenhouse conditions for salvage purposes.

BLT
 
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