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It's mold, sad...happens to the best of us. I've dealt with it a bit this grow, ouch. The only thing you can really do is cut off the molded parts and let her finish up, if she still has time left. What you have done so far is right on. Just tear the molded parts out of that bud and salvage what...

Since they are responding so well to the new soil and transplant, it is not necessary to feed them anything else at this time. Just let them grow for now. All the new growth looks awsome and that is really what you want to see. Your plants are happy.

Damn!!! You pounced right on that light shit, awsome!! Now sit back and watch those nugs fatten up. You got yourself some good lights and aircooled too:hug: Just tack a bit more flower time on and you will be soooooo happy with your final product.

Lets start with some details about food, feeding and ph. PH? Peters correct? NPK? What else, other than npk does your food have in it? How often do you feed? Soil? How often do you water?

:hug::peace: Anytime....I could talk grow talk all day long and never get board.

Well, feeding them the nute mix right behind the flush was the next step to take, you are on it, nice:peace: Now it is time to just sit back and watch the girl come back. Some of the more damaged leaves will not heal, just cut those off so the plant can focus energy on healthier parts. Some of...

Soil correct? PH must be at 6.5.....bring it up so they can use the food you are about to give em.;-)

Have you fed since you have flushed? If they were lime before the flush and then you flushed, then all available nutrients have been cleaned from the soil. Since they were lime before the flush they did not have enough stored food in its system to get her to the next feeding. Hope this is helping

If I'm not mistaken Botanicare has their own website. Also there is www.advancednutrientsonline.com They don't carry the Botanicare line but they do have a cal/mag suppliment that is good and reasonable. Also, do you know your ph? When these plants are in flower they often eat like crazy...

Okay that is a good thing, what about calcium and magnesium? These are 2 important nutrients and some feeding systems do not contain them. If you can and have access to a hydro shop or nice garden center pick up some calmag from Botanicare to suppliment. For now though, give her a regular...

She's hungry, plain and simple. The one next to her is starting to look hungry as well. Your soil (looks like you are in soil anyways) ph sould be 6.5 to maximize availability of nutirents to the plants. Does your 15-30-15 also contain nutrients other than the basic npk you listed?

I'm not sure how that works for hydro. The reason we let the soil dry at the end is so when we cut the plant down the buds and stems aren't super wet when harvesting, which shortens drying time. I can only assume that if the plants roots have constant contact with water during the final few days...

I think Slik was asking you to go dip your stick in your buddy's soil.....can you dip your stick in his soil?

Look what you've started Bravo:hug:

Thanks Slik. I knew you would know.....I get frustrated with those posts too, but sometimes the pics are just too good to pass up.

That damn Edward. He was in my first grow room too, that illusive bastard!!

Slik, you may know what the problem is though and it is his first grow. The first pic says it all. Hit the quote button on his post and then his p(r)oast will be all in a tight little nut shell for ya no scrolling or anything.

Hey Bravo, good to see ya back. I went a popped in ( or is it spelled 'pooped' :shock:) on your buddy, go see what ya think, perhaps we could be on to something