Hello everyone, is this a hermaphrodite? It has destroyed all my plants, the pistils turn red then the stamens become small and take this shape.
Or are we dealing with the latent HOP virus
Or are we dealing with the latent HOP virus
Herm or virus
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MissinThe90’sStrains
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Any chance you can turn off the HPS light and get some pictures with a more “traditional” light source? The deep yellow spectrum makes it really hard to see any details.
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MissinThe90’sStrains
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I dont see my indication of herming. If that is a virus, it’s nothing I’ve encountered before. Can you give us some more info to go on? It could be something like your ph values being off, or a nutrient toxicity stressing your plants. It’s hard to guess, because a lot of things can look the same. The more information you can supply, the better chance someone figures it out.
PH 6.7 maximum
EC 1.2 maximum
watering 1 time a day
there is no nutrient imbalance,
I have also rinsed it,
this thing continues to grow on other plants around it is gradually visible
pesticide spraying, 5 weeks no
MissinThe90’sStrains
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I’m not sure, I’d wait for someone else to weigh in on this. The only time I’ve seen pistils brown early and uniformly like that is from being hit with some sort of pesticide/herbicide, physically getting damaged from being bumped, or from pollination.
It starts irregularly, sometimes from bottom to top, sometimes from top to bottom, sometimes one side then the other, sometimes just 1 bottle and then another.Thank you for answering as quickly as you can.
Unga Bunga
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You might want to sacrifice the worst one to check the roots .
Hashfinger017
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I have the same issues… had a bad breakout of pm first week of flower and I soaked plants with lost coast after another week or so I got some of the buds looking just like yours and some are just fine…
I don’t believe we’re dealing with latent HOP I think this comes from stress, ph imbalance, root rot, or not letting your plants dry fully before lights come on after ipm sprays…. Lmk what y’all think!
I don’t believe we’re dealing with latent HOP I think this comes from stress, ph imbalance, root rot, or not letting your plants dry fully before lights come on after ipm sprays…. Lmk what y’all think!
I exclude root rot, there is no root rot, the other things you said I don't know, I'm not sure whether to say yes or no, what did you spray the plants with? I think that a pesticide spray can cause a reaction or toxicity after 5-6 weeks, after
Hashfinger017
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lost coast plant therapy… i make my own tho
16 oz dr bronners peppermint soap
4oz canola or soybean oil
1 oz lemon juice
1 oz 99% iso
Works great but if you don’t let early bud sites dry properly before lights on I’ve seen this outcome….. problem is many things can look like HLV so it’s hard to rule things out
medidedicated
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Did you, or did you not spray the plants with anything? Which one, yes or no? Any sprays whatsoever?
The plants are currently 5 weeks into flowering, I sprayed them 1 week before going into the flowering cycle, the problem appeared in the 2nd week of flowering and there were not 10 flowers in 1 day, and that's it. It continued week after week in all the flowers, 20% of my flowers, and the most surprising thing is, when it happens to the plant, it happens gradually, there are plants with 17 branches,i take them one by one and do them like in the photo, sometimes it only does 1 branch and there are no problems, there are plants that do it completely like this, if it is done in the 2nd week of flowering it is very bad, then as the weeks go by it causes as little problem in the bud
I had problems with spraying, but it gave me the problem in 2 to 3 days at most, but 2 weeks later than expected
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