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I thought I had found all the surveillance cameras you hid at my shop.
Grand Daddy Black Grows A Stack
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Nice. A little proud of yourself eh? I use the small pouch size myself.
Have fun with the chop!
Nine Toed Hippie
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Is that the sound of steel on a stone?
NTH
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Since we won't see MrS for a while now... 
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Hello growers.
I had planned to return this evening with an upbeat story about my pleasant day on my sunny backroom, spent taking down the 2 Smoothies from the Auto Show (day 98).
Alas, it is not to be.
My pleasant afternoon turned to doo-doo; my victory dance into a walk of shame; my sunny backroom into a spotlight on my failure.
Here you can see, I didn't have a huge task ahead of me to take down these plants:
Smoothie (little Smoothie)
Smoothie I (big, little Smoothie)
But things went South quickly once I got into the smaller plant:
Blood clot, bud rot!
And lots more to be found:
She was a tiny plant to begin with, and now most of her is not smokable.
I thought the same thing might await in the larger Smoothie, but it was worse!
That pic is just one of her buds, totally decimated except for the top 2 inches or so, which I had cut off already.
I won't go on with how this ended. I'll do that update tomorrow after the spit on my licked wounds has sufficiently dried.
I'll show how much I was able to salvage. I probably could have kept more of her, but near the end I think I was seeing bud rot where none existed and tossing good buds into the rot heap. Funny how the mind works!
I will say that in hindsight (always 20/20) I should have seen the possibility of this and tried to do something. The way these plants grew, with fat buds all crammed together was a recipe for things to go south. A fan dedicated to just blowing air in their direction may have helped (or may not have). But I did nothing.
Please, no sad face emojis.
I'm not sad. I moving on just like everyone else does when something goes wrong!
Thanks for looking in.
Peace.
I had planned to return this evening with an upbeat story about my pleasant day on my sunny backroom, spent taking down the 2 Smoothies from the Auto Show (day 98).
Alas, it is not to be.
My pleasant afternoon turned to doo-doo; my victory dance into a walk of shame; my sunny backroom into a spotlight on my failure.
Here you can see, I didn't have a huge task ahead of me to take down these plants:
Smoothie (little Smoothie)
Smoothie I (big, little Smoothie)
But things went South quickly once I got into the smaller plant:
Blood clot, bud rot!
And lots more to be found:
She was a tiny plant to begin with, and now most of her is not smokable.
I thought the same thing might await in the larger Smoothie, but it was worse!
That pic is just one of her buds, totally decimated except for the top 2 inches or so, which I had cut off already.
I won't go on with how this ended. I'll do that update tomorrow after the spit on my licked wounds has sufficiently dried.
I'll show how much I was able to salvage. I probably could have kept more of her, but near the end I think I was seeing bud rot where none existed and tossing good buds into the rot heap. Funny how the mind works!
I will say that in hindsight (always 20/20) I should have seen the possibility of this and tried to do something. The way these plants grew, with fat buds all crammed together was a recipe for things to go south. A fan dedicated to just blowing air in their direction may have helped (or may not have). But I did nothing.
Please, no sad face emojis.
I'm not sad. I moving on just like everyone else does when something goes wrong!
Thanks for looking in.
Peace.
Sorry, man.
That blows.
It totally sucks.…and yet you gave him a sad face emoji.
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Are botrytis and bud rot one in the same or different afflictions?
I'm looking for an upside as to what I can do with the rotted(?) weed. I've read something that said if I bake it a 300 degrees for 15 minutes I can use it for topical balms. But that article was talking about weed with botrytis.
I'm looking for an upside as to what I can do with the rotted(?) weed. I've read something that said if I bake it a 300 degrees for 15 minutes I can use it for topical balms. But that article was talking about weed with botrytis.
Boooooooooooooooooo! That's a crapper. We live and learn though hey. The game continues.
N420
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That’s to bad Gdb.
I’ve had bud rot a few different times as well as powdery milldew. What I’ve learned is the importance of keeping your humidity at a consistent level day and night, the big swings in humidity especially right after lights out can cause the biggest issues.
I’ve had bud rot a few different times as well as powdery milldew. What I’ve learned is the importance of keeping your humidity at a consistent level day and night, the big swings in humidity especially right after lights out can cause the biggest issues.
Yes it’s the same thing.
The problem of being a class clown is nobody ever takes you serious.It totally sucks.…and yet you gave him a sad face emoji.
I thought he was joking.
I was serious though.
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Yeah, but he meant well. (And he may have some footage of me that I'm unaware of. I'm reviewing my security tapes now.)It totally sucks.…and yet you gave him a sad face emoji.
Oof! Sorry to see all that rot in there. I guess it comes with fat buds in tight places, and I don't think that a fan would have been the difference personally. If you'd known they were going to grow like that you could have laid them flat to keep them from touching. Next time!
Twice Four times in one day? I'm flabbergasted and just spilled my popcorn! Luckily GDB is not a neat freak (that I know of...still cleaning it up though). :sweep:
Wait what?
What N (that's N420) said. One and the same. In terms of topicals, I'd say yes, though you would have to decarb anyway, so add the 300º on the end of the 240º decarb. And make sure you label the bottle for external use only. No orifices please!
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That's okay MrS. All is good, my main man. (And BTW, I'm not ashamed of the lavender spandex pants I wore to the shop 3 weeks ago.)The problem of being a class clown is nobody ever takes you serious.
I thought he was joking.
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Damn, Shed. I never suspected you of surveilling me too!
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