Will this be smokeable?
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BobThe420Builder
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In a couple months possibly
Has issues though
Has issues though
Kalebaiden
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What the fuck are you feeding that?
Haha just regular multi nutrients
Kalebaiden
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That looks like mosaic virus
Kalebaiden
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Do you live near tobacco fields?
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Hell yeah you can smoke it but it will turn you gay, guaranteed.
So it should still smoke normal and not me ill?
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RadicalRoss
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Unless you've got bud rot or some other kind of mold issues, you should be okay to smoke it. Worst case scenario you won't get that high because whatever is going on stopped your girls from making the good stuff. That looks like either nutrients or an infection to my untrained eye. I'd probably run it through to completion and see what happened.
Doug Dawson
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What nutes are you running specifically, how much and how often are you feeding? What is your medium? What are you setting your PH at?
collieBudz
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That’s definitely odd damage. No way you spilled nute solution all over it somehow ?
Ph perfect advanced nutrients. I may have spilled some on the leaves in the early veg stages (week 2-3) but no more than any of the others. Plus I used to spray it of the leaves before I put the trellis up now it's too hard and all the plants regularly have it sitting on the leaves with no negative effects...
Kalebaiden
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I still think it looks like Mosaic virus.
You might not get much bud because whatever you got going in looks serious
At first I thought it was a burst of fast growth but you seem to have the same something spreading through all your plants.
If it is a virus, it has RNA and is highly transmittable to other plants.
It shouldn't be harmful to humans but the RNA has been found in humans and animals. No studies have been done to see if it was a natural infection or transmitted by a plant.
You might not get much bud because whatever you got going in looks serious
At first I thought it was a burst of fast growth but you seem to have the same something spreading through all your plants.
If it is a virus, it has RNA and is highly transmittable to other plants.
It shouldn't be harmful to humans but the RNA has been found in humans and animals. No studies have been done to see if it was a natural infection or transmitted by a plant.
Its the same plant shown, the other plants looks and grow completely normal. If the virus spread already what way will it end up spreading in he future? Worrying as its going to be almost impossible to remove the plant from the scrog net without somehow taking the others out. Seems like chopping it out is the only way?
Kalebaiden
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I have no earthly idea. I've never had to deal with mosaic virus in cannabis before.
It is viral so conventional treatments probably won't work. You would need a systemic antiviral and I don't even know if that exists.
This is assuming it's even a virus. I really don't know what it is which is why I think it's mosaic virus.
It could be rapid growth, it could be insect damage, it could literally be anything.....but I've seen almost everything and it doesn't look like anything I know.
It is viral so conventional treatments probably won't work. You would need a systemic antiviral and I don't even know if that exists.
This is assuming it's even a virus. I really don't know what it is which is why I think it's mosaic virus.
It could be rapid growth, it could be insect damage, it could literally be anything.....but I've seen almost everything and it doesn't look like anything I know.
Tetrahedral
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You shouldn't really get mosaic virus indoors and it dosent look like mosaic virus. If you have it sanitizer everything and stop growing for a while.
I don't know if test kits and strips are highly accurate but normally a lab confirmation was needed. If you seriously are considering a hemp virus then follow the routes that lead to an accurate diagnosis, unless it resembles a proper viral attack then it could be one of ten other things that look similar.
I don't know if test kits and strips are highly accurate but normally a lab confirmation was needed. If you seriously are considering a hemp virus then follow the routes that lead to an accurate diagnosis, unless it resembles a proper viral attack then it could be one of ten other things that look similar.
farmingfisherman
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Big enough lighter and you can smoke anything, question is why would you?
collieBudz
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What do you spray? I kind of missed that part, are u saying u spray Nute solution on leaves and foliar feed them something in flower??
i tried to zoom in as best I could, the rest of your garden looks not bad, I see some lead tip curl but in general nothing like what you’re showing as the problem plant... So yes, rip it out.. it’s too far gone anyway and if it is disease just get rid of it.
What’s your light cycles like? In clone, when rooted clone, and grow?
Some growers will leave tent on 24/24 because of some faster growth, but this also will have a thinning of the cell wall effect on the plants as well making them more permeable to disease. So if that’s you , don’t do it. 20/4 max.. other than that it’s like people are saying none of us can tell wtf it is for sure lol it’s pretty unique. A legit botanist might be able to..