It smells musty but no visible signs of rot

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oill

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Hi guys...

I just got the the end of drying 6 plants. 2 of.my plants suffered from visible boytritis and I got rid of them.

Whilst trimming some of the remaining plants smell musty....

One in particular kinda looks like the buds are going more brown than I expect. This one had quite crispy leaves. Should I try send cure it anyway? Here's a pic of a bud from the plant....
 

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oill

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Rurumo said:
crack it open and look really carefully inside with a scope. Look for any fuzz or threads that shouldn't be there. It can be hard to see sometimes.
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Thanks... I did that before and it looked fine... its just the smell and the color is looking more brown than the green I expect.

It's in the auto cure buckets now.... all the sweet smelling stuff in one and the stuff that doesn't smell so great in the other....ill really find out after Xmas...
 

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Nutty sKunK

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Rurumo said:
crack it open and look really carefully inside with a scope. Look for any fuzz or threads that shouldn't be there. It can be hard to see sometimes.
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This! Mold typically starts in the inner part of the bud closest to the stem.

Also it helps a ton to look over them in sunlight! Much easier to spot mold
 
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Also when you crack open a bud do it in good lighting and see if there's a little puff of smoke that comes out of the cracked bud. Sometimes you can't see the mold in the bud but when you crack it open it let's off a tiny amount of spores I guess they are but it looks like a puff of smoke.
 
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oill

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JustBlazin said:
Also when you crack open a bud do it in good lighting and see if there's a little puff of smoke that comes out of the cracked bud. Sometimes you can't see the mold in the bud but when you crack it open it let's off a tiny amount of spores I guess they are but it looks like a puff of smoke.
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Nope... none of that... no dust... no visible spores under scope
 
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