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Definitely not bud rot. There is no decay or mold or anything that would suggest that. That is brown from leaves that dried up and died cuz well organics was not my friend this time around and I had quite a few problems but bud rot definitely not.

Hmmm .. I just broke it up and didn't find any seeds

It must be coal then cuz that's what I get every year

Hi there. I'm just wondering if this is normal. The tips of some of the buds have holes in them. Never seen this before and was wondering if it's normal or something I should worry about. Thanks!

Oh I understand now. That's my worm casting. I have 2 urban worm farm flow thru worm bins. I feed them wigglers good to. They get bananas, avacodos, kitchen scraps, egg shells, coffee grounds, all the leaves I defoliate etc

Why a dead mix. I don't understand. Could you please explain. I used a very similar mix for these zskittlez clones and 3 SSH from seed and they seem to be doing well except for some slightly neon yellow tops on a few of the fan leaves on the strechy sativa dominant ones. When I 1st moved them to...

Figure might as well mix it now so I don't have to later

What's a slurry test?

Getting ready to mix up some soil and was wondering how this mix sounds. Sunshine advanced #4 3cuft (says it expands to 6) 60lbs worm castings 1/2cuft biochar 3 cups Neem meal 3 cups kelp meal 3 cups crab meal 3 cups bio live 3 cups rock phosphate 3 cups alfalfa meal 3 cups bat guano 1 cup...

Idk man I enjoyed it and I learned alot from this 1st run of things I did wrong and I believe I'll do better this next time around.

I was wondering when doing the coots mix if I was to start with Sunshine advanced #4 (Sunshine Advanced Mix #4 is formulated with peat moss, coarse perlite, coconut coir, gypsum, limestone, and organic wetting agent. Advanced Mix also contains mycorhizzae for improved nutrient and water uptake.)...

Thank you very much good sir

Hey . Just wondering if rove beatles, nematodes, and mites, worms survive the cooking process or if they should be added afterwards. Thanks

Very well could be. This is is my 1st attempt at organics and I've definitely had some issues. Altho this lady was pretty finicky from the get go she really yellowed after the branch snapped and fell way behind the other ladies in development.

Hey . Just wondering if rove beatles, nematodes, and mites, worms survive the cooking process or if they should be added afterwards. Thanks!

I believe I found 2 more so yes I'm going to say it is and I looked over each bud and that was it. Just to be safe this lady is getting chopped. They were only at the very top of the buds. Think it's happening cuz a branch split a couple weeks ago. I believe I caught the nanners right away tho...

The best I could get

Took some better pictures cuz those were kinda blurry.

Hey . Was inspecting my plants today an came across this.. is it a nanner