Black pistils.

[Qrollo]

This morning I woke up to black pistils on my white fire og. I was battling mold with this specific strain a couple of weeks ago. But it seems like the mold is under control now. But now I got black pistils . Should I cut my losses or should I set up a different light for the babies . There on day 43 flower

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[Qrollo]

There mostly on the lower nugs. Not really on the top fatter nugs

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[Qrollo]

Whole pic of both plants both white fire og

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[Qrollo]

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[Qrollo]

Anyone?


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[AnonymousGrower2]

There mostly on the lower nugs. Not really on the top fatter nugs

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No expert here mate .....but pics no 2 and 3 looks like a spot of bud rot.....not sure about the black pistils though ......@ waira ... ever seen this before .....someone will know though

 

[Qrollo]

No expert here mate .....but pics no 2 and 3 looks like a spot of bud rot.....not sure about the black pistils though ......@ waira ... ever seen this before .....someone will know though

Thanks

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[AnonymousGrower2]

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The little dark spots on the flower head ,try to open it up gently........the rot i had just wanted to come apart in my fingers and come away from the stem if its like that id nip it out the affected bits

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

Thanks

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Throw it out there in the live stoners thread......there are plenty of knowledgeable people who can keep u right [emoji111]

 

[Renaissance Redneck]

@Qrollo , what kind of mold were you fighting, and how did you treat it?
Also need to know your day and night temps, RH and what kind of air circulation you have.
Both Bud rot (Botrytis) and powdery mildew will produce black spores in advanced stages. When you first saw a mold problem, was it across the leaves or more at the base of the stem?