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MHBGuy

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Any necrotic patches on the main stem? you really could have anything from fusarium or verticillium wilt.... beginning stages of root rot.... all the way to caterpillars or boring beetles or other root pests....

Nope, nothing really looks amiss with the stems beyond the obvious. Somehow the plant suddenly and spontenouslyevacuated all the moisture in certain area of branches.

Because I had been doing some LST branches where crossing back and forth. The fate of the branch seemed to be determined more by where it was spatially than where it was connected to the plant.

I turned up the top two inches of soil to look for insects and there were none, not even gnats in the upper layer.

I considered yanking it out of the pot, but it's heavy and don't want to mess with it any more than necessary.

A lesson in how fragile they can be and will take some measures to improve the space
 

Jhhnn

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I think you're right about operator error, MHBGuy. Some way or another, you cooked part of the plant, probably with the polyester curtain you mentioned.

If your liquid gnat control stuff goesn't work as well as you like, try repackaged gnatrol from amazon. I bought the 500g package, about the size of a quart of milk. At 1 tbsp/gal every week, what I'm sure were winged root aphids are now gone, obliterated, after a few doses. Or they're hiding really well. No gnat-like flyers on the sticky traps at all. None of the weird symptoms I had with the last grow in the same soil, either.

I may just keep using the stuff forever, hopefully at a lower concentration.
 

MrTea

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All on day 22 of flower (mind the sawdust and cat hair :) )

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Jbomber79

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Any necrotic patches on the main stem? you really could have anything from fusarium or verticillium wilt.... beginning stages of root rot.... all the way to caterpillars or boring beetles or other root pests....

I have seen my own plants in veg do exactly what MHB's are doing I can single it down to this.
 

Seaf0ur

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I wouldnt eat mcdonalds... in fact I wont even put mcdonald cows in my soil (slaughterhouse bone and blood meal)

however... in the "related articles" you find "Unborn Baby Becomes Pregnant While Still In The Womb" ... that shit screams bullshit

add to that

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Leonard Ferrera is associated with ~51 other domains, and the site was founded 3 months ago.... I call bullshit.
 

Seaf0ur

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Nymeta.co is 3 months old . The site doesn't have big presence on the social networks. With around 0 facebook likes, it is most successful on facebook, while doing equally well on other social networking sites, for example it has 0 tweets, and 0 google plus ones The website was registered by (Leonard Ferrera) . . The site is ranked 2,017,802 on the Alexa list of Top websites by visitors. The site has a Pagerank of 0, which suggests that it is not so well connected on the internet.

not screaming legit there either
 

MrTea

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Nymeta.co is 3 months old . The site doesn't have big presence on the social networks. With around 0 facebook likes, it is most successful on facebook, while doing equally well on other social networking sites, for example it has 0 tweets, and 0 google plus ones The website was registered by (Leonard Ferrera) . . The site is ranked 2,017,802 on the Alexa list of Top websites by visitors. The site has a Pagerank of 0, which suggests that it is not so well connected on the internet.

not screaming legit there either


Good good stuff. Didn't want to believe it, but I wouldn't put it past mickie d's anyway.

On another note, Here are 4 seedlings of the hottest pepper in the world. 5-10x as hot as a habanero depending on the phenotype. My cat will most assuredly try to nibble at these guys down the road. They are located directly next to his catnip plant on the windowsill. mwahaha!
 

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Seaf0ur

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My reaper is growing strong.... to get the point across I use "double the heat of the ghost chili" something is lost in the habanero translation
 

MHBGuy

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This McDuck's story sounds bogus, but if you think about it, with 300 billion served and 35,000 restaurants worldwide, odds are some human burger ends up on those sesame seed buns at some point.

Grape Ox at 24 days
 
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CaliGabe

My reaper is growing strong.... to get the point across I use "double the heat of the ghost chili" something is lost in the habanero translation
Never have been a hot pepper person. At one time I used to throw a teaspoon of 90,000 HU cayenne into a glass of warm water to soothe a sore throat.

I'm more into stuff like pan fried padron or shishito peppers.
 

MrTea

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Never have been a hot pepper person. At one time I used to throw a teaspoon of 90,000 HU cayenne into a glass of warm water to soothe a sore throat.

I'm more into stuff like pan fried padron or shishito peppers.

What about a pepper puree?
 
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CaliGabe

What about a pepper puree?
Of what peppers? Thing that bothers me about the hot stuff is pretty soon I can't taste the food I'm eating. Went to Carvers the other night and tried their quesadilla and after one 'slice' my mouth was on fire and probably could have eaten sawdust afterwards and would not have been able to tell the difference between that and food.
 

Seaf0ur

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Does anyone know what the hell aurora police are doing on literally every single intersection? every one... 3 cars on some blocks.... so much it just feels rather oppressive... what the fucks?
 
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