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Sorry dude, I think you have a massive worm outbreak. I see quite a bit of rot and spots I am almost certain have a worm inside. Did you spray for worms or anything?

Mold/fungus shit caused from worms. Salvage what you can and toss the rest. Spray BT or Spinosad next year, and top your plants.

Nope. Top that lady.

It's probably too early for clones right now. Clones can start to preflower on you if the daylight is under 14/15 hours. You're probably looking more towards the end of May. Get the plants on a light cycle that matches the sunrise/sunset for the first week of June. Or, you can plant outdoors...

I wash. This year I was recommended to use potassium bicarbonate in the first bucket, peroxide in the second and then plain water for the 3rd. So far good. I'll most likely be sticking with it next year.

Some stores actually sell airtight lids for the standard 5 gallon bucket. I think I bought some at Ace Hardware last year. The lids have a rubber seal and snap on pretty damn tight. They seemed completely leakproof from what I could tell.

Rot for sure. Probably a worm in there as DrOgkush said. Don't let up at this time of year, keep hitting them.

Gotcha, thanks.

what is bucking?

Definitely bud rot. Cut that shit out and move on. I'm battling some myself. Good luck.

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Found seeds? Welcome to outdoor growing. I've always found some, but I'm expecting more this year due to a hermie flower.

hopefully not lol. I pulled out a monster from inside one of my buds the other day. Needless to say, that whole top was trash.

Keep an eye out for buds with random dead/wilted sugar leaves, or even just a single dead blade. Keep spraying and inspecting. Don't let up on those fuckers.

Yes, sorry I meant Monteray BT or Spinosad. I'm spraying for worms and fungus right now too and I'd like to get 2-in-1.

Does anyone mix Potassium Bicarbonate with their BT (spinosad) spray? Is it effective? Any negative side effects? Thanks in advanced.

Yeah the worms are a bunch of assholes. I'm battling some right now. Spray and inspect. Also, look for buds with just a single wilted/dead sugar leaf; there's almost always a little shithead worm in there. Good luck.

Budworms maybe?

I've never heard of this and without knowing any actual data behind it, I'm just going to conclude that it is false. People do use shade cloth to help protect outdoor plants, but I've never heard of it being used for what you described.

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