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I grow with straight up tap water. Never had a problem. Did you add anything to the soil.or water in regards to nutrients? If not than they are too wet. If the last batch died from over watering that might be the same issue. The tips of those seedlings will likely start getting crispy. Once...

Freebee from JBC this year Babylon Buster......

I busted an oldie but goodie out the library this year. Roadkill Unicorn v2.......

From today. Busted out Bohdi Roadkill Unicorn v2 from my seed library this year.... Gloomy morning in my neck of the woods.

I put one cap full into a regular spray bottle.

I highly suggest you treat with BT at least once a week. As the over night temps drop morning dew and moisture will dilute the treatment. The thing with moths is they continue to lay eggs until they die in late fall. I'm finding eggs every day. BT won't impact your flower at all. You want to...

Seems like every September I head out in the yard each morning with a knife and paper towel to pick eggs dropped the night before, off the top of my colas. These moths are relentless. While I don't need to do this, the BT will kill them, I'm a stickler for perfection. I can't help but to remove...

If you get the dilution wrong you can nuke your plants to death. I'm a less is more guy in that dept. You can always add more but you can't take too much back. The plant problem forum is littered with over feeders.

PM is a formidable foe. I haven't found a solution that doesn't render the flower next to worthless. Tends to move from the bottom of the plant to the top. Instead of these concoctions almost better off taking the top of the plant or any undamaged flower.

Fighting the good fight outdoors.

At first baby caterpillars are super small. Once they start eating your plants they grow. They come out at dawn to feast before the rising sun sends them back inside your flower. Multiple moth species lay eggs from July to late fall, October. I spray BT once a week from the start of flower to...

Cooking the hell out of that plant with chemicals.

Classic caterpillar infestation. The only way to save those is to hose them with BT. When you chop it down you will have to do a detailed trim. Get close to the stem meeting the node. Your going to find black grit which is caterpillar shit. That's causing the rot. You might be able to salvage...

I wouldn't even worry about that. A few lower, older fan leaves showing some age is a nothing burger. Your in flower, as long as you don't nuke your plants with nutes and you keep getting the water right you'll be fine.

In my opinion there is absolutely nothing wrong with those stems or the color. I've had stains where your into flower and it's the color of rhubarb. Or purple streaks on the stems. Totally natural to me.

Under outdoor grow see the thread; it's budworm season.

So if that plant was grown outside your looking at caterpillar damage. As they chow down on your buds they poop and piss which causes the rot. If your seeing webbing the worms have a toe hold in the plant and are likely getting bigger. You can spray the plants with Monterey BT which will kill...

There are multiple varieties. The common white moth bouncing along your lawn in summer is just one type. I see a brown moth frequently as well. Good story on harvesting. Once the plant matter starts to die they shoot down that silk and bail out. That also means the harvest is ruined. Once the...

BT will not impact the quality or taste of your smoke at all. However worms shitting and eating your buds will. It's water soluble and I would suggest washing the bud before you hang it.

Keep spraying right until harvest. Do you wash your outdoor before you hang it?