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InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
nobodyhere
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Have not, but did retrieve my wife from the airport, so I'm calling that a win.
Yeah, a wife is usually a win over worms. Most days.
Ya right the doll would probably get your sativas and Indica into a war lol
CraZysWeeD
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Sorry about the plant.... Maybe something in the soil?
Kind of looks like fusarium???? You might want to go look it on google/images. If that is it,,, it's soilborne. Did the stem on the branch look to be what I call browned out alittle? GL
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The stem looked fine where it came out of the main branch it was growing from (nothing untoward in that photo that I can see). The rest of the plant looks fine. I can flush it with pH'd H2O2 to kill whatever might be in the soil and then do a heavy dose of Great White, but I'm not sure if I should go that severe since that was the only one that looked that way of many tops on the plant.
I'll get a pic of the rest of the plant tomorrow as well as a close up of where I cut that.
Thanks Norcali!
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I just wanted to mention that the Therm-pro meter has a 1 year warranty. I bought it May 22nd of last year and the display went out on it about 54 weeks later
Just an update on the Thermopro TP-50. I took @gr865's advice and sent them an email with a pic and description. They responded with 24 hours and said they would send out a new one, and it arrived today! They didn't want the old one back.
Just wanted to put in a good word for their customer service.
Thermopro.
Good to hear that!
nobodyhere
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Isn't fusarium pretty limp in the stem when you see it?
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This cut like a regular stem, nothing soft or weak about it.
Sometimes that shit hits one branch and not another. Other times it affects the whole plant. Alot of times you can see the difference between the healthy stem and affected one. The affected one shrivels up. I've grown a big outdoor before, like 25 plants,, and one wood get it and not the plant next to it. The only thing I've heard that works is Actinovate. It's another microbial inoculation. Suppose to help with fungus, Costy shit and it didn't do alot of good. they say Actinovate will even help with sprouts damping off and dying. Now does it work? I couldn't tell. I used it for afew years hoping it wood help with the bud rott. Didn't...
GL
GL
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Hmm...so do I worry about the next 3 months or do I act? And if I act, should I just go with H2O2 as some sites mention to inoculate the soil? I'm not worried about the microherd as I can add Great White to help with repopulation and I'm not working organic. I don't want to lose the whole plant after 8 months!
? Wish I could say what it is and how to fix? Might be nothing? Can I ask what you use for soil?
We have so many molds here,, I don't like to reuse my soils seeing it can hold the spores that winter over... .
We have so many molds here,, I don't like to reuse my soils seeing it can hold the spores that winter over... .
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Dr Earth Pot of Gold. I think this is from the bag and not reused. I know the HazeX is reused AK-47, which would account for the high TDS runoff last time
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nobodyhere
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I think H2O2 is wishful thinking. I would not go overboard, the cure might be worse than the disease. And nobody's 100% sure.
The answer, is just grow more plants. If I was really paranoid (multiple observations) I would try another soil. It also could be a plant that has zero resistance to it.
The answer, is just grow more plants. If I was really paranoid (multiple observations) I would try another soil. It also could be a plant that has zero resistance to it.
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I don't think the H2O2 is going to hurt the plant. People use it to kill fungus gnats when they get out of control. Or I can wait and see what develops!
Derbybud
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Wait it out some Shed. The rest of the plant looks very healthy.
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Thanks Derby. I'll get some more detailed shots tomorrow. Don't think I've featured the Gold Leaf in a while.
I downloaded acouple fast images of the net. GL
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Thanks! Looks similar on top but didn't see any of the stem issues that seem to be prevalent so it's confusing.
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