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Thank you for the great reply! I had nanners the previous harvest few weeks from the end and that had me f-ed up. But this, I was borderline ready to quit this. Now I'm back to myself, the buds are drying all broken up I dont think in this way they are susceptible for the mold to continue...

Yes, they were. It was the middle cola that i topped really late and had 4-5 buds all growing literally into eachother. Tossed all of that away carefully. The rest seems to be okay. I'll see if anything appears these next few days

Ended up spending a big chunk of my day to break down all the colas into small buds, inspected them all well with a 60x jewelers scope. Found no other signs of mold on other buds. I understand that the airflow and the temp fluctuations were the main reasons here apart from me not seing telltale...

Update: harvested the plant and separated the most dense buds. Found one more place where 3 buds were touching and its started moulding. I'm going to discard those. If anyone had a similar experiwnce that could tell me how should I dry it and cure it now? Should I aim for a quicker dry with...

Broke off some buds on the dense colas that were similar to the one that was affected: found no suspicious material. Spent a good chunk of time inspecting the plant now, and I'm thinking the mold appeared there only because the two buds were firmly pressed into eachother causing humidity to get...

I understand, I was expecting most answers to favor scrapping it. But as I noted above, the pictured mold is from one cluster of buds that were constantly pressed into each other, and that mold is in betweem them and I noticed it after completely breaking the bud (or two colas) in half. So that...

They were days before harvesting. I already removed and quarantined the plant. Removed the cluster of buds with the rot and mold. It's ready to be chopped but I don't know in what conditions to dry it. The other buds have no visible mold on them and I belive don't have any on the inside as...

Even the buds on the other side of the plant aren't usable due to the spores being spread out? Washinf with hydrogen peroxide should kill all of the mold, shouldn't it? And, should I harvest immediately ? And should I pick out all buds separately for drying instead of hanging whole branches?

Have this 10 week old plant show some signs of stress but I can't really tell what's going on by all these signs. Do you might have a clue what it could be? That foliage looks like it has insect damage but I have no insect infestation. It's one of 4 plants in the room and none ofhers are...

Further clarification on the situation as I may not have been entirely specific: The plant is in week 13 of flower as I left it in longer because it had early stress that delayed its cycle. I left it for a few days but it was cold weather during the night and under 600w hps light the difference...

I've been growing this blueberry plant from seed from just before summer, spent absurd amount of time and effort into it as it was 1 of 2 plants in my 2nd grow (the other one came out with nanners and has to be prematurely harvested). So, I had really high hopes that this one will turn out great...

Right on. I shall keep you posted then. I guess the bright green color is due to N deficiency, but what about those yellow and brown patches? Just as a learning reference for future grows

Should I keep on feeding? She seems defficient. Should I still go with a small dose of nitrogen nutrients?

PS: You could also perhaps share photos plants that are close to harvesting additional 2 photos

Hi guys So this Blueberry feminized plant is entering week 10 of flower. How much longer do you reckon it's got left until harvest? Also, I fed her half a dose of BioBizz Bloom nutrients in the middle of last week. Would she need another feed? The leaves yellowing and having brown spots is...

Going through the same process myself. Plant was stressed and losing foliage in week 6 of flower so it decided to go hermie. Now, a day shy if week 8 I had to prematurely harvest the plant, after removing nanners from the buds they kept growing overnight or after 2 days. Noticed that most of...

The update in the situation: The nanner plant lost most of it foliage, but after inspecting it hard and removing bananas from 3 colas, I got it back into the flowering room at a fair distance. The healthy one doesnt seem pollenated (yet) and I'd guess that even if it does at this stage its too...

I know this may be a stupid question but, what about leaving the nanner plant in darkness for a few days? Would that do anything for maturing the buds and trichomes, or would it just try to complete its seeding?

How about the nanner plant? Will it keep ripening the buds?

So yesterday I finally removed my struggling plant from the grow room, which upon further inspection turned out to have quite a few bananas. On 3-4 colas. Some of the side coles have also been pollenated and have started the production of seeds. The plant is 52 days old but it was nowhere near...