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Robert venneri

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #1

Any idea what this is
It happened last year too
Plants look good till bud time then start doing this

 

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Dboybudz

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #2

Robert venneri said:

Any idea what this is
It happened last year too
Plants look good till bud time then start doing this

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For others to help you better,will need info on what type of grow indoors, what soil, nutrients used.

 

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Robert venneri

Active Member

• Aug 7, 2024

• #3

Outdoor grow
Coast of main soil
jacks 20/20/20 nutes
Thanks for your help

 

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Robert venneri

Active Member

• Aug 7, 2024

• #4

I have plants with same soil and nutes and they are looking good

 

laddyd

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #5

Bud worms?

 

Kushash

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #6

Looks like fusarium wilt.

 

MickFoster

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #7

How many plants were affected last year? And how many weren't affected?

 

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Robert venneri

Active Member

• Aug 7, 2024

• #8

Last year about 1/3 were troubled
This year same so far

 

DCcan

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• Aug 7, 2024

• #9

Stem borers maybe?
Do entire branches go like that?

 

Kushash

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• Aug 9, 2024

• #10

Robert venneri said:

Any idea what this is
It happened last year too
Plants look good till bud time then start doing this

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Some new pics with pics of the whole plant might help.

 

Jimski

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• Aug 9, 2024

• #11

Did you re use any soil or equipment that was not cleaned and sanitized from the previous grow?
Was it the same time of year as last lost crop? ( bugs or enviromental)
Grow journal?

 

Ganja.Queen

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• Aug 9, 2024

• #12

Robert venneri said:

Any idea what this is
It happened last year too
Plants look good till bud time then start doing this

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Are these outdoors or indoors?

 

Dboybudz

Well-Known Member

• Aug 9, 2024

• #13

Ganja.Queen said:

Are these outdoors or indoors?

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Outdoor

 

Ganja.Queen

Well-Known Member

• Aug 9, 2024

• #14

I don't believe it's fusarium wilt because it starts from the stem base and this appears to be on the new growth.

Without seeing the whole plant, I will say new growth dying can be an indicator of Calcium deficiency. I'm not sure which Coast of Maine soil you're using but Jacks 20-20-20 doesn't have any calcium and cannabis is a calcium hungry plant. You didn't mention cal/mag in your nutes and it's a common deficiency...so I think it's a good chance it could be that.

An easy test is to foliar spray cal/mag and within a week you should notice a change in the dying off of your new growth. Then you'll know if that was it and you should start adding it to your nutes.