So I have 4 huge plants that got about half way through the flowering stage, and I forced them to reveg because I grow outdoors. They have like 16 inches of new growth over the old buds. Now I'm getting bud rot on the old buds below all the new growth. What do I do? The old buds are about a foot long , so I don't think I can just clean them off of the old stuff
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Hey Brock - this is the place to introduce yourself but that’s cool too. When a plant goes thru reveg the old buds do not resume growing again, most will trim the existing buds back and be careful to leave enough fan leaves intact to keep limbs alive & photosynthesis going…… pics would help
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Yes, what 013 mentions about keeping a decent crop of leaves on for photosynthesis and cutting back the buds if they are indeed 12 inches long.
I was wondering what came up that you forced them back into a vegetative cycle and how you did it.
I was wondering what came up that you forced them back into a vegetative cycle and how you did it.
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I got them from a friend as mature plants. He took his cuttings, and was going to throw them out in April. So I took them and put them into a green house. I was just trying to keep em going to put out side.
HayStack
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Looks like you have two choices. You can take the easy route and toss it out. Or you can take the harder route and trim, trim, trim. You'll probably have to trim all of the current bud, so it might take a while. But you will be rewarded well when harvest time comes.
If it was mine, I'd definitely take the time to trim it.
If it was mine, I'd definitely take the time to trim it.
That area of brown wilting and dying leaves in the center of the budding area has to be watched closely. It could be the start of a 'bud rot' problem and it might spread.
dynamo1
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could definitely also use a thinning
