Richard Dobbs
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Help asap something is eating my stalks. Not sure what the hell this is
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Richard Dobbs
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They veg lovely kept to the same nutes.
Nothings changed.
Never seen this before in all the time I've been doing this.
Baffled me to fcuk
Nothings changed.
Never seen this before in all the time I've been doing this.
Baffled me to fcuk
LewberDewber852
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The plant from what can be seen looks unhealthy. Are you sure something outside of a fungus is eating it? What’s your soil and environment like?
Richard Dobbs
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Used a different soil this time but they veg perfect. Environment is same as always. I can't see any termites present.
MissinThe90’sStrains
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Could be rodents like mice, rats, chipmunks, moles, and other little critters. A toilet paper roll, split in half lengthwise (like a hot dog bun) and taped back together around the stem, should help protect it from further damage. It might be a good idea to put some sort of wax on that wound. Plant is not looking ideal though, goodluck.
Streettwin
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Fungus gnat larvae in the soil attacking the plant. Looks like a goner to me.
DeadHeadX
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Those would be some gnarly fungus gnats! Not likely. Mice or other rodents seem more likely culprits.
Richard Dobbs
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Thought it would be a kinda rodent.
Rat traps it is then
Rat traps it is then
DancesWithWeeds
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This is something someone suggested resonantly.
Get a yellow sticky and cut it in half. Cut a notch in the edge on both pieces and slip it around the stalk. It looked like he had straws to hold the bottom from the soil. That should keep thing from getting to the plant.
Get a yellow sticky and cut it in half. Cut a notch in the edge on both pieces and slip it around the stalk. It looked like he had straws to hold the bottom from the soil. That should keep thing from getting to the plant.
Richard Dobbs
Active Member
Cheers gents
greenmobster440
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Found an article that may help ya out.
gpnmag.com
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Indoor Cannabis Production: Root Rots and Damping-Off - Greenhouse Product News
Marijuana (Cannabis sativa L.) is susceptible to several Fusarium and Pythium species that infect the roots and stems at transplant and throughout the vegetative phase. Recent research conducted by Punja et al. 2019 has identified three Fusarium species and three Pythium species including...
gpnmag.com
Hollatchaboy
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'Bout a pound.
Midwestsmoker419
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Is the 3rd pic the stalk split in half?
Fallguy111
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Whole plant pic please
Streettwin
Member
Fungus gnats - Agricultural Biology
agsci.colostate.edu
