Recent content by The_Duhcider

I would quarantine the thing or cull it and get rid of dirt. Then clean yourself before going near any other plants. I have seen such things on diseased plants.

Spray something anti-fungal like foodgrade hydrogen peroxide on the wound, then use some kind of tree sealant (Plant Seal for instance).

In regards to harvesting now or waiting, that is a judgment call only you can make..."Weight and Watch" as we say in my neck of the woods. :D

Keeping the base covered with soil can lead to moisture build up there, and disease, best to keep stalk dry and as open to air as possible. You shouldn't need to water your seedlings more than every couple of days (3-5 depending on container size). Water any more than they need it is a common...

pics would be helpful, or at least more descriptive terms, ie color of spots, are they fuzzy? Etc...

was this a seed plant? If so did the seed have a brown coloring to it? or anyother discoloration of the seed? If it's a clone, have you seen the mother plant? any diseases the mother may have encountered?

you could try gridling to force the buds to mature...but they wont get much if any bigger...

It's the garlic and peppers most bugs dont like those 2 ingrediants....But Garlic on the buds? Not fer me :)

it is highly unlikely you would ever notice an MG symptom due to lockout as the plant would simply die first the PH range for MG is anywhere from 6.0 up to 9.0 Calcium abundance or shortage is more likely to present you with MG symptoms. On the leaves that are yellowing around the...

At this stage in the game I'd say pred mites are a lost cause you want to introduce preds when you have had a problem in the past or if you catch the mites real early. A strong mix of food grade hydrogen peroxide and water will nuke the bastards. Make sure when/if you use this stuff that it is...

Sorry but that's what you have....You need to be watchful for a Botrytis break out. Tha's what turned your bud brown. Carefully remove/harvest any infected/brown buds during the driest part of the day.

ps Not the same problem I'm having...I have more than one problem...Hemp canker is primary infection followed by phomopsis stem canker and brown spot...Not good for me :(( Goodluck

Wow, thats a pretty hefty case of scales you got there :holysheep: check this out http://woodypest.ifas.ufl.edu/158.htm also the previous main page here http://woodypest.ifas.ufl.edu/scales.htm also http://www.uri.edu/ce/factsheets/sheets/scales.html

If it is a straight insect fogger not made for Agricultural use, NO. Even if it is made for Ag use, such Chems like Pyrethrins, shouldn't be used once in flowering. Try a mix of food grade Hydrogen peroxide and water for insect control, as it breaks down into harmless water after it does it's...

It sounds like spider mites to me. Though Thrips causes simmilar damge, but you cannot see them with the naked eye. White fly's could be there as well...If it's whiteflys, they will flly off plant when it is disturbed.