Stem rot, wilted leaves. Fungus? How to treat? Help!

Hi,

this plant is 4 months old and accidentally revegged. We had some really hot days recently, and I fear having overcompensated the watering. Ventilation is OK.
Is this treatable or should I harvest it before it is too late?

thanks a lot!!
Crackermac

crackermac said:

Hi,

this plant is 4 months old and accidentally revegged. We had some really hot days recently, and I fear having overcompensated the watering. Ventilation is OK.
Is this treatable or should I harvest it before it is too late?

thanks a lot!!
Crackermac

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Lmfao, what are you harvesting? There are no buds. Try some h202 1 to 1 with good water!

SoMe_EfFin_MasS_HoLe said:

Lmfao, what are you harvesting? There are no buds. Try some h202 1 to 1 with good water!

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It looks heavily over watered. Let it dry out and add h202 like I advised.

I would start over that stem looks dead to me
4 months is a long time.. how big is your plant?

It isn't a question if it will recover, it is a question is it worth going thru the long slow road and reveg
Unless it is a cut you know to be killer, i doubt i would bother harvesting and just pull it and throw in the bin

Thanks for all you input. This is just a branch of the plant, I am sending more pics of the whole plant and the buds that started forming before revegging (around a month ago). The plant grew from a seed cracked on September 7th.

Plant is two feet/60 cm high

The rest of the plant looks nice, just this branch is worrying me that it could be some pest... any ideas?

Herb & Suds said:

It isn't a question if it will recover, it is a question is it worth going thru the long slow road and reveg
Unless it is a cut you know to be killer, i doubt i would bother harvesting and just pull it and throw in the bin

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It's a very good and strong strain, Desconocida Kush - I just had the bad luck (or the bad skills) to put it out with the right timing...

Nizza said:

I would start over that stem looks dead to me
4 months is a long time.. how big is your plant?

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what if I chop that stem? would that help? I'm worried it's some kind of fungal disease... have you ever seen it?

the rest of the plant looks good then i would cut that off. try using aloe vera or something like that where you make the cut to reduce stress. It looks like its rotted out or something man look at that color of the bark its basically black.

lets get some more info
medium?
Nutes?
size pot?
Strain?
Humidity/temp avgs?

Chopping off a branch or two shouldn't hurt it

Nizza said:

lets get some more info
medium?
Nutes?
size pot?
Strain?
Humidity/temp avgs?

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Medium: 50/50 soil/hummus
Nutes: I give every other day organic 5 ml NPK (2.5%,3.6%,4.4%) dilluted in 1 liter water
Pot size: 39 liter
Strain: Desconocida kush
Average temperature: min 19 máx 29 peaks of 35
Average humidity: high, low precipitation (so far)

I was making LST with a very thin nylon line, and I see that the rot black begins where the line was tied and started to strangle that branch... maybe that could have had caused the issue?

yeah i saw that small sever on that picture and was wondering
Me personally would just cut it off unless it was the most dominant branch

It looks like maybe the roots died off and the branch died or something

its not worth harvesting so consider what you have to do vs. growing more and what your growing situation is

crackermac said:

I was making LST with a very thin nylon line, and I see that the rot black begins where the line was tied and started to strangle that branch... maybe that could have had caused the issue?

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Yep, that'll do it, I'd say.
Check you haven't done the same to any other branches, if you haven't already.
Chop the branch with the infection out.

Nizza said:

the rest of the plant looks good then i would cut that off. try using aloe vera or something like that where you make the cut to reduce stress. It looks like its rotted out or something man look at that color of the bark its basically black.

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Why does aloe Vera reduce stress? I just chop that stem, is there anything I can do to not leave the internal tissues exposed to further infections?

Nizza said:

its not worth harvesting so consider what you have to do vs. growing more and what your growing situation is

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Why do you say it is not worth harvesting?
in another topic, a forum member told me it would eventually finish:

(I just figured out it was yourself who replied me there as well, Nizza )

crackermac said:

Why does aloe Vera reduce stress? I just chop that stem, is there anything I can do to not leave the internal tissues exposed to further infections?

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Aloe is an antiseptic. (its a miracle plant really) It assist the plant in healing the wound.
Filet a couple of spears, strain the gel into some water and foliar. The plants response will happily surprise you. Have a glass yourself too.

crackermac said:

Why do you say it is not worth harvesting?
in another topic, a forum member told me it would eventually finish:

Bushy plant, three to four weeks into flowering, revegging for two weeks on summer solstice

Hi, I have two of these babies outdoor, which started flowering early than expected. It is very noticeable now that they revegged. I am a lazy grower and would like to leave it outdoors until it finishes naturallt, it would be too much work (and also to easy to forget) to bring the plant in/out...

www.rollitup.org

(I just figured out it was yourself who replied me there as well, Nizza )

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it did come back but i suspect other variables are at play

what humidity do you mean for high?
I just converted C to F and your max is 95F . Combine this and you are lucky your seeing this with such little bud growth-- later on it will be detrimental.
sometimes relating to other growers is nice when they know your climate/approx location

with such types of an environment I might think I wouldn't give you the best info, but I could be sure of that knowing your humidity range

Im also wondering how close you are to the equator, and if this specific genetic disagrees with it