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I had the same thing happen a few years back in OH. It was more of a black than purple and started right around preflower.....the buds ended up molding. The bud and leaf formation and deformations looked similar to severe calcium deficiency so I dug up one and made a slurry, pH went in at 7.7...

I've been missing ole Infowars

Thanks man. indoor scrog I plan to implement defoliating, had humidity issues last round and I believe that would definitely help fresh air exchanges. I mean a 6" fan should be able to keep up with a 4x4x8 tent, but it wasn't and the higher RH contributed to higher temperature.

Weather forecast here in KY is dry for the next 4-6 weeks thank goodness. Botrytis is no joke once it rears its ugly head, pest aren't so horrid this side of the Mississippi

Oh how I wish it were legal here..... Those are some monsters!! What you pull from something that large 5lbs per?

Here is a new shot of my little KY secret outdoor scrog, I removed the trellis a week ago just so I could tend to the plants a little easier. They all have kept their shapes really well! The second pic was taken on 8-21-19 with the trellis.

Update* I bit the bullet and cut off all affected branches, as well as running my 6" fan every 2 hours for a half hour.....so far the botrytis hasn't spread,knock knock. In the home stretch now!

Yeah I gotta bout 5 weeks left so I'm sure we'll get a good downpour or two. Thanks for the link... We have switched to SDS at work but I never seem to look at the chems I use at home.

Right on, just a note but I did start all them in 5 gallon buckets of promix hp until I transplanted into the ground. I sprayed lower branches with Daconil yesterday and it does seem to have slowed the progression a bit

Bump.. anybody?

This is what I was referring to brotha. Both runoff numbers are important... Chances of your pH being in the "zone" when your runoff ppm is high are slim but if your ppms are low your pH can still be out of whack.

I'm not exactly sure why it was posted that runoff pH doesn't matter but its the only way I've ever been able to maintain a steady pH. If you feed @ 7.4 and runoff is 6.5 obviously your rootzone is lower than 6.5 and your feeding pH needs adjusted he higher or your medium needs a buffer. First...

I'm about 5 weeks into flowering otdoors and for the past week on about 3 or 4 branches the lowest buds sites are turning brown like they have botrytis....but none of the other branches are affected, nor any other plant. I've been struggling getting the pH up because the ground soil is very clay...

Did you defoliate everything under the trellis?

Looks like your pH is a little off

I'd drop your fan below the canopy to circulate moisture out. Looks good!

What's up RIU? I gotta outdoor scrog about 3 weeks into flowering and the newer growth is looking lighter than normal to me. They were in 5 gallon buckets of promix and then replanted into tilled up, clay heavy, top soil. Just fed with slow release ferts and peletized dolomite lime. My water pH...

Well I gottem out late....and it's bagseed.... 6 of 11 were fems and here's the pics

I'd let it grow out and wait for mature seeds. They'll be feminized seeds btw