Bud Rot :'(

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Newbie here harvesting my second grow and I found some pretty hefty bud rot :(, luckily on only one of the 4.

Is it safe to harvest the rest of the plant that is free of visible rot, or do I toss the whole thing?
 
Newbie here harvesting my second grow and I found some pretty hefty bud rot :(, luckily on only one of the 4.

Is it safe to harvest the rest of the plant that is free of visible rot, or do I toss the whole thing?

You will get opinions both ways.

Personally I would toss the whole thing.

:pass:
 
I've had a little on the top of the main cola on some plants. I throw out the affected buds only. I then dry and cure the rest of the plant separate from the reat of the harvest. Never had a case where more mould grew on the rest of the plant.
Totally personal call though
:pass::pass:
 
Thanks for the quick replies. I found an article on leafly.com that says it's ok to remove the infected area and save the rest. However with the amount I found on the main cola, I think I will let her go. RIP White Crack, you were too dense for your own good :'(

If anyone is interested here is the article

https://www.leafly.com/news/growing/what-to-do-if-your-cannabis-plant-has-bud-rot-mold

I think letting her go is a safe bet. It's not always easy to spot a minor mold infection on less effected areas - it doesn't always turn grey and mushy!
If you need to be sure if any other areas are affected , you can get a jewellers loupe or magnification device and closely inspect the buds.

Trichones look like balls on stems

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And mold looks more like Spider Webs or Candyfloss.

ANL2176-MOLD-230x.png



Hope this helps!

Blue ^_^
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hey....before the next run commences, get yourself more fans to blow across main colas. Circulation for the win!!
How much wind is to much wind. I have a fan turned around blowing at the wall instead directly at my plants because I felt bad for the girls getting so much wind the whole time. Even with an oscillating fan, it was allot of direct hits.
 
I think letting her go is a safe bet. It's not always easy to spot a minor mold infection on less effected areas - it doesn't always turn grey and mushy!
If you need to be sure if any other areas are affected , you can get a jewellers loupe or magnification device and closely inspect the buds.

Trichones look like balls on stems

picture.php


And mold looks more like Spider Webs or Candyfloss.

ANL2176-MOLD-230x.png



Hope this helps!

Blue ^_^
:d5:
By the way this is great, thanks for the pictures
 
How much wind is to much wind. I have a fan turned around blowing at the wall instead directly at my plants because I felt bad for the girls getting so much wind the whole time. Even with an oscillating fan, it was allot of direct hits.
Start off with fan blowing from very beginning and they will toughen up to it. Think about outside air, they can withstand some strong gust. I'm running 4 fans in a 6x8 and all on high blowing at plants from top down.
 
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