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There is a catch here I just know it.
Maybe. The issues I was having seem to be going away. This next batch coming down , none of the branches on any of the plants turned to hay. Trich production seems to be normal, and they stink like they should.
I have been spraying my veg plants every 3 days with an Orchard Spray that the active ingredients are pyrethrin and sulfur. Anything I had in veg that looked fucked ( Deep Chunk clones, few other small plants) , now look like a million bucks and are growing normal looking leaves.
Culled a few plants and still have a few more to cull. Then clean where they were and up-pot some small plants I have to take their place. With the amount of varieties I have, I forget about vars I have culled within a couple weeks. The "new" "interesting" plants take the focus off the plants I kill, lol.
Always knew the rape van was suspish, dubtrog told me it was blacked out to stop the light interupting the constant 12/12 inside the van..i believed him.
Plant problems? I'm curious what I missed?
Especially if you're not sure what was happening.
And that Mycotec giveaway sound funny as funk!
I think the word your looking for is fusarium. Might be pythium though.Oddly enough there's one of those white panel vans, like you see in films shot oversea's right up the road from me. No windows. I told my oldest I'm gonna buy it and paint "free candy" on the side. She has always hated those type vans, lol.
I had symptoms presenting that made me think broads and/or cyclaman mites. Scoped and scoped and found nothing. Well a few spider mites babies, but those are easy to get rid of.
At any rate, every flower crop a plant would have a few branches that turn to hay. Trich's weren't there, no smell and no potency when smoked.
I've been cleaning and spraying veg with an orchard spray I picked up. Any kind of leaf curl is now gone and the plants aren't showing any symptoms.
So last night I was transplanting and moving stuff around. I pick up a small plant and the whole thing is warm to the touch. Like warm, warm. So I checked a few others, yup same thing. Warm as fuck to the touch. So a couple plants I culled , I grabbed the stems where they meet the dirt. Yup, pulled right out. Root's were rotten .
So a couple things are happening here. The veg tent is way to warm, and the roots are getting cooked. And/or the roots have that rotting disease , I can't think of the name of it at the moment. So with fucked up root's , I can see branches "dudding" on flowering plants, and plants in veg showing symptoms of root issues.
At least that's my best guess at what's going on. Just gonna keep cleaning and trying to control tent temps. I have a 6" inline fan I'm gonna hook up to the veg tent with hot containers. That will move about 3x as much air as the little fan I have in there now.
Have you tried adding a little bit of Hydrogen peroxide to your water.
Rot rot is caused by a lack of oxygen in the soil, allowing anaerobic organisms to gain a foothold in the rhizosphere.
Adding a small amount of H2O2 has gotten me through a few of those hot cups in the past if I catch them in time.
This alone is the reason I shut down my ID grow from about May until I'm ready to start seeds again. I don't know how many seeds I've killed because of a hot rhizosphere.
Also, keep in mind... I absolutely did find russet mites on a couple of cuts. I couldn't see them with a magnifying glass. With a 60X microscope they were barely visible as some sort of insect moving around on the bottom sides of the leaves, stems & petiols. These mites can travel with the seeds as well.