Should I flush or wait? Outdoor season gone wrong

flowerpower0118

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This year on Vancouver Island the outdoor season was atrocious. With temps dropping and humidity rising in late July, fall came early.
I grow in a greenhouse and was not prepared for an early end to the growing season. When the weather changed I hadn’t gathered the necessary winter equipment, expecting a good harvest and not having to bloom over winter.
I estimate that my plants began to flip naturally around the day of August 25th. It wasn’t until the first week of October that I was able to get them back into the right environmentals, or at least as close to optimum as possible.
By the time I brought them inside they were 5-6 weeks into bloom, however being different strains their growth stalled at different stages due to a mix of nute lockup etc from cold and humidity. Once inside some t TV lol longer than others for the buds to continue forming again. The outcome of this is that I can. Is o ly guess which stage of bloom they are in.

The subject of this post is a Wedding Cake X. Please excuse the HPS. I suspect this plant to now be in week 7.
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She has been suffering from stem rot. I cut off the branches that had to go, including 1 of the 3 colas. On spots that were only starting to be Affected, I carefully applied pure 29% peroxide which killed the mould. I then took a new scalpel and carefully removed all of the destroyed tissue. I treated the area again with peroxide and then applied pruning paint to cover the open wounds and prevent reinfection. I cut extra holes through her pot to allow more drainage.
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she is doing much better and has new growth
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, however because of the mould I think I Should flush her as soon as possible instead of pushing for week 10, however she barely has begun forming again and while her buds have some new growth I am not sure how progressed they actually are.

should I keep feeding and risk losing more of her?

should I flush and risk Missing out on what could be?
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