Shoot! I wonder if the wilt is like what happened to my tomatoes last summer. Blight. It kind of looks like it.
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The backstory for OG Kush is shrouded in mystery... people don't even agree on the genetics that lead to its success, where it came from, or the meaning of the OG in the name. It's a clone only variety and ironically there's different cuts where people don't even agree on which is the true OG. Hey, here's a thread about this exact topic.
Anyway, OG wouldn't be my choice if you're trying to avoid bud rot. In fact, sativas have a higher resistance to mold than indicas do. They're usually native to more tropical climates and have better tolerance to higher humidity. I think you mentioned your son wants less couch lock varieties so it could be something to consider either way.
Anyway, OG wouldn't be my choice if you're trying to avoid bud rot. In fact, sativas have a higher resistance to mold than indicas do. They're usually native to more tropical climates and have better tolerance to higher humidity. I think you mentioned your son wants less couch lock varieties so it could be something to consider either way.
I forgot to quote @DV8 original post to agree that I think it's the roots. Based on the amount of moisture you're dealing with, more aeration in the soil would help and definitely a root cleaner. May be something to consider to protect the rest of the harvest.
I really do think that it is not that. If anything, they were probably loaded with the microbes already digesting it and having more of it bioactive for your plants to use. Pre-cooking/marinating so to speak. Just my opinion.
When I get home later, I'll take a look at your specific area for a climate map and then match up genetics that would thrive and the best times to plant for a smooth bloom. Based on what you have going, you should be vegging most of your plants, not be in flower. Unless it is a variety that has had fungal resistance bred into it.
If you feel comfortable sharing a generic region you are in without sounding creepy. I know you have mentioned Queensland, but how about a specific region. Unless the entire area is the exact same. Sometimes a deep valley or plateau can have dramatic swings through the season. Should consider these factors.
A high moisture fungal disease. And I would agree. It looks a lot like tomato blight indeed. Good call @StoneOtter
awsome stuff, i know the rain and humidity has made things rather tough, Uve done better than probably 80% of other people tryin to grow around here u animal trala
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Omg any advice, please.
I am so open to recommendations.
I literally pick them based on names I like, not even joking.
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North Queensland.
I don’t think it’s blight. No leaf damage. No yellowing. Just wilt.
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Omg this has been a fucking cunt of a grow.
I have never had plants wilt like this. Beautiful one day, wilting mess the next.
One of my sons mates lost his whole grow, about 20 plants.
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So got home from work and MC has lost a branch to wilt. So I nipped it.
And I looked at Tee Tangie looking so retched. More buds gone to the beginning of rot, more yellow leaves and I just thought, and you fuck right off too! Lollllll
I just figure some underdone shit bud is better than no bud at all. I’m just gonna bin that trim in the basket.
RIP Tangerine Dream Xo
And I looked at Tee Tangie looking so retched. More buds gone to the beginning of rot, more yellow leaves and I just thought, and you fuck right off too! Lollllll
I just figure some underdone shit bud is better than no bud at all. I’m just gonna bin that trim in the basket.
RIP Tangerine Dream Xo
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Probably for the best.
Bloody hell gonna be a while before we are up to flower pics again.
Was it just the one Tra or both?
Your sneaky good at getting a decent pic btw.
Bloody hell gonna be a while before we are up to flower pics again.
Was it just the one Tra or both?
Your sneaky good at getting a decent pic btw.
Lmao. I pick mine on looks, and thc levels and sativa and indica dominant.. cause I don't want indica cause don't want be in the couch all the time.. lmaoHello
Omg any advice, please.
I am so open to recommendations.
I literally pick them based on names I like, not even joking.
All I know is blight is a thing. My tomatoes got it last summer right next to the cannabis and the cannabis did not get it while it killed the tomatoes. Just did a search for cannabis and blight and found little.
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I culled the Tangerine
If the Mimosas start to struggle I’m not gonna fuck about mollycoddling them. I’ll scrap em and start again. I think I have around 3 oz of that peyote that is drying really well, so that’s a good 9 weeks of smoke. I just don’t want my son paying.
I was thinking about striking another auto. How long do they grow for anyway?
My weather is changing. 60% humidity lower temps. It’s actually cool this morning.
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Good morning Mr O
I had a quick google and the symptoms look different. Yellow leaves, spots etc.
This wilt, you have a perfect branch one minute then next day, whole branch has wilted.
I have a video of it when it happened to Mimmy if you want a look.
GOOD! I hoped for that! Was thinking it could go that way because my pot plant was really close and had no symptoms. Awesome news, thanks, good to know!Good morning Mr O
I had a quick google and the symptoms look different. Yellow leaves, spots etc.
This wilt, you have a perfect branch one minute then next day, whole branch has wilted.
I have a video of it when it happened to Mimmy if you want a look.
Ravenlunatic
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Sorry about the wilt T haven't been on in a while flood clean up is a bitch I haven't seen MJ do that before
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Hello there
Me either. It’s apparently happened to a few growers in these parts. My sons mate did some research when it happened to him and came up with this wilt disorder. Sounds exactly like it.
My bf went to Ballina to help clean up. Dirty work. So many have lost so much. We had a car go under but thankfully the insurance claim looks like it’s going to be straight forward. Just waiting on assessor's.
Ravenlunatic
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I read about your man's car what a shame I had to dig a 60 Meter drain at home to stop the water next time have to replace all the floors in our kitchen and lounge but nothing to what other people lost
