thumper60
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ya we r taking a good spanking this fall,iam at the point where I just laugh when I look at my hard work!oh well next month fire up the lights
New England outdoors 2018
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Rob Roy
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You've raised a good question. When do you hang tough and let them go longer versus harvesting early and trying to get something? It's the growers dilemma.
General overall condition of the respective plant(s) is one consideration. A healthy plant that had a couple of mold spots treated and removed might get watched closely and given more time. Especially if the weather forecast is favorable.
A plant that seems to have given up and sports new mold everyday is one that gets the chop or at least a bud / branch trimming. Mold spores are always looking for new opportunity to parasite another neighboring plant. A little wind and they're chomping on the next plant tomorrow. Welcome to outdoor growing.
ganga gurl420
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I'm going to try some actinovate. Omri certified and many people swears it prevents and kills bud rot.
I will let you all know
I will let you all know
Beachwalker
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There was just a thread on here with that product, however in that thread they had bought the lawn and garden type of that product, and there is also a fruit and vegetable product available, I'm wondering if it matters?
Thanks for the info because this product is new to me and I'm dealing with fungi half the year inside :/
ganga gurl420
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I know one is liquid and one is powder. I'm getting the powder. Looks like same stuff tho
threeputt
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Not sure anything would work with more freaking rain coming down now 
I chopped one of my trees in total that was most affected with bud rot / mold before it got too bad yesterday and this morning. Drying the good bud / branches now. Still 2 trees remaining, but those may need to come down this weekend. Trying to hang in there but the weather is NOT helping. Freaking rain out, again, right now ! I suppose I should feel fortunate I am not in the Carolinas, but still smaller potted moveable plants in MA may be a better bet next year. I did love the incredible size and cola potential the plants were showing until Florence ruined my ego and my crop. I thought indoor growing was a challenge, but the shit you gotta deal with outside and can't control does SUCK.
I chopped one of my trees in total that was most affected with bud rot / mold before it got too bad yesterday and this morning. Drying the good bud / branches now. Still 2 trees remaining, but those may need to come down this weekend. Trying to hang in there but the weather is NOT helping. Freaking rain out, again, right now ! I suppose I should feel fortunate I am not in the Carolinas, but still smaller potted moveable plants in MA may be a better bet next year. I did love the incredible size and cola potential the plants were showing until Florence ruined my ego and my crop. I thought indoor growing was a challenge, but the shit you gotta deal with outside and can't control does SUCK.
threeputt
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Sorry for your loss. Sucks. Hope you can salvage something. I am trying to make the best possible drying as many good branches and saving sugar leaves. Florence surely diminished my outlook on in ground growing in the North East. Not sure what I'll do next year.
TunaGrower
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Why not? If you worried it is going to infect the rest cut it down and let the rest go....I had the same situation, even though i do not have the experience as some of the others my thought was...i already have rot, so at this point im compromised already, might as well cut the bad one out and let the rest go, whats the worst that can happen? maybe the rot will spread maybe it wont but by removing it maybe you have a better chance it wont.
L30nPh3lps
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Amazingly no rot yet, but damn the branches are taking a beating from the heavy rain and wind, came out to some of them almost flat the other day but they seem to have revovered
3B ID
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it hurts but knowledge was gained and fun was had im sure. regroup and come back at it with the noob status now gone imo. it happened to me too and likely many more, but i had a great time....2nd that emotion on the autos too.
3B ID
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how is the powder applied? i had read something here about having it in the soil to start but that seems questionable for my tastes.
MichiganSpinDoctor
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You can cut a branch. Might herm out though... I would leave it unless it has mold.
thumper60
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we got another pounding coming in fri pm!
thumper60
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ya right now I need to run a dehuy in drying to keep it from rotting on the line!iam 60 degrees an 87%rh at the house now. ZERO sun LOLlast fuckin yr iam going thur this, just that thought makes me feel betterNot sure anything would work with more freaking rain coming down now
I chopped one of my trees in total that was most affected with bud rot / mold before it got too bad yesterday and this morning. Drying the good bud / branches now. Still 2 trees remaining, but those may need to come down this weekend. Trying to hang in there but the weather is NOT helping. Freaking rain out, again, right now ! I suppose I should feel fortunate I am not in the Carolinas, but still smaller potted moveable plants in MA may be a better bet next year. I did love the incredible size and cola potential the plants were showing until Florence ruined my ego and my crop. I thought indoor growing was a challenge, but the shit you gotta deal with outside and can't control does SUCK.
ganga gurl420
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You mix with water and spray
L30nPh3lps
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Smh id bring them inside but i have another inside crop i dont want any dormant mold spores or anything to spread to
