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dwc stem thinning, brown/whitish colors

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kyle M

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Hey guys this is my first grow and first time on the forums i am trying to diagnose my plant problem and have not been able to find any information on this specific problem.Not sure if i am posting in the right place but about a week ago i noticed some white stuff on my stem so i tried removing it and them i have been rubbing h202 on the spot with a Q tip for about 5 days now not sure if you guys can help me figure it out i dont want my plant to break in half and die, any input is greatly appreciated.
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undercovergrow

undercovergrow

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hello @kyle M and welcome - have no idea what's wrong but i'm subbed to your thread to learn something. i'm sure someone will come along and help soon. good luck on your grow.
 
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kyle M

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This picture is when i first noticed the problem on the plant about a week back i had rockwool pieces at the bottom for support but it started right above the rockwool i had placed there i have removed all that and it now looks like the above pictures, the plant itself and roots look very healthy this is the only spot/problem i can see.IMG_0396.JPG
 
Diabolical666

Diabolical666

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undercovergrow said:
i'm curious: once it gets to this stage, there's no way to save it?
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You could possible try to get a fan on it and create more air flow and/or give it a spritz of diluted peroxide on the infected area and hope for the best;) I personally would start over and do a super clean for spores
 
undercovergrow

undercovergrow

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Diabolical666 said:
You could possible try to get a fan on it and create more air flow and/or give it a spritz of diluted peroxide on the infected area and hope for the best;) I personally would start over and do a super clean for spores
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thanks for the reply-having to do a serious cleaning makes sense (though i had not thought of it).
 
undercovergrow

undercovergrow

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OP my suggestion would be to do as @Diabolical666 suggests and start over after thoroughly cleaning your room and consider doing your first run(s) in soil (happy frog) and learn the plant first so you'll have a successful harvest.
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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When you get rot at the base of the trunk the plant will die or always struggle as it cant feed properly. Start again and in future watch the wet rw or pebbles aren't covering the lower plant stem.
 
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