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Thank you my friend! I was like what the heck am I doing wrong!?

How the hell do you "like" a comment!?

Hmm good question, I'm not sure. The pH of your soil could be too acidic (or alkaline) in order for calcium to be taken up by the plant. I think its a good call adding the calmag, hopefully it helps bring the pH up. (if that is the problem)

What is your soils pH at?

Amen, I love that saying!

Damn that sucks! At least you got something out of it. Amazing how overfeeding can cause so many problems.

The main plant is fine, you just gave it a massive top haha! Just like the others said, put the piece that broke off inside a humidity dome. Keep them cells turgid boi

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean brother. Botrytis has ruined entire crops in the past...Ever heard of over mature/dead pistils being the cause of Botrytis, inside the dense buds?

Try adding 1 gram per gallon of Epsom salts (if you think its a Mg deficiency).

Awesome, thanks for getting back to me man!

Hey everyone, Just wanted to see if anyone has used Trifecta Crop Control and how successful it was, specifically for Botrytis cinerea (bud rot)?

Hey I'm new to Rollitup.org...how do you "like" a comment?? haha

I don't know of any fungicides that are safe to use on cannabis. I honestly would steer clear of chemicals and focus on cultural practices. Who knows what is in those chemicals and if you ingest them.

Do exactly what Getogrow said!

haha I feel you man, nasty little fuckers! Maybe it is white mold or powdery mildew?

It might be spider mites! It's hard to see with the naked eye but if you look really close you can see little specs crawling around. I got this picture off of google, does it look anything like this?

Dang I still can't tell, even with my glasses on haha! Have you seen any spiders?

Yeah it's really hard to tell. Can you post more pictures of the buds cracked open, with the mold showing? I don't know of any chemicals that are safe to use on cannabis, sorry!