whats up with my widow?
- Thread starter high4chai
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TheSpiderMite
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It's beginning to rott let her dry out a little or you risk the loss of that beautiful plant what kind of lighting are you using?
monkeybones
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looks like a healed over wound or something. until the rest of the plant shows stress i wouldn't worry
TheSpiderMite
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^ Removing with a razor blade will leave even more area for rotting.
monkeybones
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if that plant had stem rot don't you think it would look that way up top?
TheSpiderMite
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Rotting is my hypothesis because of the description of being soft and tender but now I'm leaning more towards fungi infection.
kinetic
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Which is why I would remove it, if it's a healed stress wound then nothing is to be done. I'm know how rough I can be with widow I grow from experience with the strain I have. I also realize that just because we call them ladies that roughness is not excluded from the botany of the plant. I've had accidents where I've created alot more stress than a razor cut, and with extra time and care healed properly. Just my 2 cents, not trying to flame.
(note: the op is not in flower)
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Fwiw fungal infection is a form of rot.
The thread title amuses me greatly. "Shit! I'm dead!" cn
The thread title amuses me greatly. "Shit! I'm dead!" cn
TheSpiderMite
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I mean it's not necessarily decomposing I meant more like there's some large species of fungi that is thriving on your plant.
TheSpiderMite
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Fungi thrive in high humidity climates fungi cannot live without high moisture levels present.