Is there any steps I should take right now to prevent it or should I just keep an eye on it to check for mold?not clearly bud rot, which is normally moldy and fuzzy in appearance, I think what happened is maybe reveg, and the old calyx's just started to die off and turn brown, this CAN instigate bud rot when it happens inside big dense buds.
I would try to remove all the old growth that's turned brown if possible. It will only cause problems later if it gets encased in bud and has a nice dark moist environment to rot in.Is there any steps I should take right now to prevent it or should I just keep an eye on it to check for mold?
Ok I will try to remove as much as I can thanks for the helpI would try to remove all the old growth that's turned brown if possible. It will only cause problems later if it gets encased in bud and has a nice dark moist environment to rot in.
you are not wrong, but this is just not what I would call bud rot, since its only a handful of preflower/calyx, and its more likely that the reveg just allowed those preflower/calyx time enough to dry up and die on the plant.it is bud rot. Bud rot is "fuzzy" in the early stages and progresses to look like op pictures.
I agree with this... those leaves have necrosis, which will happen in bud rot after the fungus grows at the petiole or stem and “cuts it off”. However, I don’t think this is botrytis.you are not wrong, but this is just not what I would call bud rot, since its only a handful of preflower/calyx, and its more likely that the reveg just allowed those preflower/calyx time enough to dry up and die on the plant.
Possible I suppose.you are not wrong, but this is just not what I would call bud rot, since its only a handful of preflower/calyx, and its more likely that the reveg just allowed those preflower/calyx time enough to dry up and die on the plant.