Eff you bud worms

Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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I swear every fucking plant is getting rapped by these fuckers.;( question can I kill the worms and leave the rot or will it spread I find my
self chipping alot of due to these fuck heads I don't mind if a little bit is rotted as I would mmake bho but when chipping off bad areas I'm chopping off good too. To make sure I get all the rot oor mold or what have you
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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Yea I normally cut off more prolly more then a inch lol but better cut
more then not enough and more get fucked but now that I kknow an inch that's all ill do thanks ffor the tip!
 
Walter9999

Walter9999

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By spraying bacillus subtillis on your plants, you can aid in preventing bud rot. It is recommended for food crops, of which cannabis is categorized, and is available online.

Potassium Bicarbonate (KHCO3) inhibits the growth of molds and fungi. It is an organic treatment widely used on crops and edible plants because it is a naturally occurring compound in humans, animals and plants as a built-in defense mechanism.

Oil sprays made with neem oil or sesame oil form a barrier inhibiting mold germination.
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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Walter9999 said:
By spraying bacillus subtillis on your plants, you can aid in preventing bud rot. It is recommended for food crops, of which cannabis is categorized, and is available online.

Potassium Bicarbonate (KHCO3) inhibits the growth of molds and fungi. It is an organic treatment widely used on crops and edible plants because it is a naturally occurring compound in humans, animals and plants as a built-in defense mechanism.

Oil sprays made with neem oil or sesame oil form a barrier inhibiting mold germination.
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and you can use this stuff when there flowering? Cuz there flowering pretty hard
 
wristychronicles

wristychronicles

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Yes that pretty solid advice, on the bacillus subtilis, however for budworms look in bacillus thurgensis sp. A worm specific bacteria.works great
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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That's what I was thinking too I mean idk what you consider cclose to finished but there about 3 weeks from harvest some a little longer.
 
M

Mendo clouds

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You can use bacillus thuringiensis during flower...I would quit at 10-14 before chop but it should handle your worm problem. No clue about the mold bacteria tho...
 
Ballsonrawls

Ballsonrawls

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i used monterey BT last year. a week or so before harvest. Shit breaks down with uv. so do it at night because after a few hours the following day it will virtually be off the plant. thats just what i did, and it worked. saved my ass.
 
thebay420

thebay420

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Actinovate for mold. Spinosad (monterey gardens)and B.T. (safer brand)
rotated for the budworms. All foliar sprayed.
 
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