So i have no signs of mites but i have webs. And no house spiders are here ive searched and there is NO mites or fucked up leaves
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twentyeight.threefive
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Keep looking, webs don't form on their own. Good luck.
MickFoster
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Possible bud rot?
Bend the buds and look inside.
I have had bud rot before that showed webbing just like that.
Bend the buds and look inside.
I have had bud rot before that showed webbing just like that.
prada-G
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Yupp ur exactley right. Whats it from?
prada-G
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Its in a closet with 2 250 watt full spectrum no fan
T macc
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Bingo!
prada-G
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Dammit i knew it. It. needs air flow
prada-G
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Thank u sir and thanks to everyone for ur replies and knowledge
prada-G
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Thank u sir
MidnightSun72
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Dont smoke that bud and clean your tent/closet before you go again.
getogrow
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The hell with that. id smoke the shit out of that bud if it was mature. fight the pm , get some airflow and save her....she will be fine.
MidnightSun72
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do what you like. But I don't think saving a few bucks is worth it to me. But I usually have lots of backup plants.
getogrow
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if it progresses then no , you dont want to smoke that but his issue is barely started , he can get rid of it and carry on. If that is mold then there is a very good chance you can kill it all before its time to chop. too much hard work going into the setup to just go out and buy some moldy weed from the streets that the mold has been washed off for looks.
MidnightSun72
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For me PM is treatable when it's just some light white splotches on leaves. Not full webbing on the buds.
It's all over the bud already.
I'd take that link with a big grain of salt:
Aspergillosis is not caused by powdery mildew. It's caused by the living spores of certain species of the Aspergillus family in those with weakened immune systems. Aspergillus live spores are everywhere. You may be inhaling some now. Even if it was something like Aspergillus niger (which powdery mildew isn't), burning it will destroy the spores making them unviable. I've seen no reports of allergies caused by powdery mildew before, nor can I find any right now. While consuming (eating) powdery mildew affected fruits and vegetables has no ill effect, it does make produce unsightly and affects yield. I tend to avoid any "sciency" scare claims on a website targeting cannabis growers in order to sell something. In this case the misinformation is meant to scare people into buying their air filtration systems.
Likely the biggest danger of consuming moldy cannabis is the possibility of mycotoxins in some species. Molds are fungi like mushrooms, and some can be toxic. The only way to know for sure is positive identification. The OP's mycelium doesn't look anything like powdery mildew, which is worse in a way because no one can tell what it really is from a photo. I wouldn't smoke or consume it unless I positively identified it and knew is was harmless.
So yeah, I wouldn't use it and that we agree on!
MidnightSun72
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I don't disagree with what you've said. And maybe I was being lazy with the link. But I wouldn't smoke mouldy weed either way. And I wouldn't eat mouldy fruit. I'd take that link with a big grain of salt:
Aspergillosis is not caused by powdery mildew. It's caused by the living spores of certain species of the Aspergillus family in those with weakened immune systems. Aspergillus live spores are everywhere. You're may be inhaling some now. Even if it was something like Aspergillus niger (which powdery mildew isn't), burning it will destroy the spores making them unviable. I've seen no reports of allergies caused by powdery mildew before, nor can I find any right now. While consuming (eating) powdery mildew affected fruits and vegetables has no ill effect, it does make produce unsightly and affects yield. I tend to avoid any "sciency" scare claims on a website targeting cannabis growers in order to sell something. In this case the misinformation is meant to scare people into buying their air filtration systems.
Likely the biggest danger of consuming moldy cannabis is the possibility of mycotoxins in some species. Molds are fungi like mushrooms, and some can be toxic. The only way to know for sure is positive identification. The OP's mycelium doesn't look anything like powdery mildew, which is worse in a way because no one can tell what it really is from a photo. I wouldn't smoke or consume it unless I positively identified it and knew is was harmless.
So yeah, I wouldn't use it and that we agree on!
