helluvagrower
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Out off 4 plants this one has the largest coala,but most white pistils. Ive been keeping a close eye on it for about 2 weeks and pistil progression seems kind of slow. Is this normal towards the end of grow?
Large Coala Many White Pistils
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PadawanWarrior
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Totally normal. Those have a few weeks or so left. And I think you meant Cola, lol. Sorry, couldn't help myself.
helluvagrower
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What makes you say that?
Bukvičák
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Bud rot aka botrytis…
helluvagrower
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I knew that already im asking for the reason behind the assumption
Markshomegrown
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Pull the brown dry leaves, if they slide out, you have bud root, if not they will break or snap the leaf steam
helluvagrower
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Most of them just crumble..i believe its from heat/light stress i had it directly under the light up until recently
Markshomegrown
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Have you tried opening the bud slightly and checking for any white mold?
helluvagrower
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No m
no mold but there seems to be dust or something coming from inside when i opened it. I could actually blow it awy like crumbs or maybe loose trichomes
jondamon
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That’s mould unfortunately.
helluvagrower
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Fuck
Markshomegrown
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It should be green healthy growth, if its brown or looks dead in the center, its probably mold, the mold dies off and it turns brown, normally in the largest buds.
GanjaJack
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Kola's put on the most weight in their last 2 weeks of growth. So I've been told.... But, I think I was told that so that it would be easier to keep my damn hands off of it.
And yes, that's mold.
helluvagrower
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Yes looks very healthy on the inside but i see small visible signs of mold on some dead leaves,is it useless or can it be saved?
Markshomegrown
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I would get the temps up and drop the humidity, if your canopy full, remove 50% of the fan leaves, you need to maximise air flow in the canopy, to remove humidity, but keep the air flow low, for example lots fans on low, chop all buds with bud root and remove them from the flower room.
Markshomegrown
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You can water cure the buds with mold, never tried it, many sites say this is safe, but I would cut the mold out of the bud and chuck that part away, water cure the rest.
Bukvičák
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Once it is there it will only spread… they look fried anyway so I do not see any benefit of keeping it longer. But it just me… better luck next run.
Dank Bongula
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Pull that out...