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They are. :fire:

The plant was started in february-march this year, and has been outdoors since. The base of the stem has gone woody, but the mould or whatever it is is halfway up the plant. The rest of the stems are green/purple- and it's not woody, the affected part is grey. I'll go with the h2o2 then. Thanks...

Thanks for the reply. I only use organics so it can't be from spilling ferts. I'm positive it's mould. I've done a bit more digging and it seems h2o2 or baking soda (?) works. I don't know what ratio I should use of either though, anyone that can help will get +rep.

Don't buy smack. Grow your own and make your own hash. Moral dilemna solved.

If you wanted, you could reveg it, turn it into a mother and make loads of 'wolverine' clones, that would be awesome.

I'm really not sure what this is, but I think it's some sort of fungus or mould. It's already spread onto the main stem from one of the side branches. Does anyone know what this is, and what I can do to get rid of it (hopefully without removing the whole branch)?

What won't kill it will only make it stronger. Learn the lesson, branches don't come out of cuts in the stalk, lol :P It should be fine provided it doesn't get an infection. Take the wool off, moisture and cut stem = perfect environment for fungal growth. Use a splint to support it. A few...

Surely someone knows what it is?

More pics of the problem and the plant.

We have a girl :-P and wtf is that white stuff that's eating away at my stem?

'Not beleiving in god is a belief too.' - No it's not, it's a lack of belief.

Another exhaust.

Sorry, I totally forgot about autoflowers, heh. Autoflowers *will* flower due to age and not photoperiod, so to answer the OP, some strains will.

Those white blotches on the leaves really look like powdery mildew.

There's a few things you could do. You could grow on a platform, say in the trees - this way the plants would get more light and would have better drainage. If you want to grow on the ground, I'd suggest testing the pH of the soil. Marshy areas tend to get quite acidic. This locks out...

Nope, they need 12/12 to flower.

18/6 or 20/4 is best for lowryder. 24/0 can be done, but there's no noticeable benefit and it's just more electricity costs, aside from not giving the plants rest at night. Good luck.

Put the pollen sacs in a baggie and put it in the freezer. They keep for several months, if not longer this way.

Saliva? Don't you mean Salvia? :P To answer the question, yes you could. I've never tried Salvia Divinorum but I've tried other Salvia's.

I string them up by their stalks and hang them in the airing cupboard for a few days.