Rather than try and treat the mold I had creeping up a couple stalks on my plant , I just clipped the stalks off. …
Is there something I should put over the stalks to cover where they have been clipped ?
They are rather big nubs and the rest of the plant is still thriving etc etc.
Any and all advice please .
Thank you.
Spray a mist of water and hydrogen peroxide mixture. It will help to sanitize the cut.
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You could put some honey on the wound, keep in mind it might attract pests.
If I break a stem when supercropping I put electrical tape over it to cover the wound until it heals that is also an option.
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I just found budrot on my WW auto today 
I just pinched it, but they still have 3-4 weeks to go…
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This is an issue I’m afraid of @arcticGrow. I am currently growing 2 autoflowers outdoors and am worried about rain creating mold. Luckily we haven’t had a lot recently so hopefully they finish up before we get too much.
Get some " HONEY " ASAP and put it where you scraped off.
this is an natural healent and will heal your plant with no side afects. the sooner you get it on there the better off your plant will be…so hurry up ok
Will
I hope this helps you out
Will
Root Rot
What causes root rot? Low Oxygen levels. (DO) Desolved Oxigen. Temp’s are the main reason for root rot, Low temps will lower the DO levels and high temps will cause low DO levels. Keeping temps between 65 to 72 will allow MAX DO levels or max o2 for roots. (Thank you so much for the information syko2! has provided above!)
Over watering also causes root rot, Root Rot infects parts of the roots, which then spread infecting the whole roots causing death, Root Rot can be caused by to high of temps in hydro as well as over watering. Not enough drainage in your soil can cause Root Rot, even signs of it looking over watered, because the soil holds moisture to long for the roots to dry out. So these 3 things are all connected together. The main one that causes everything is over watering. Once you find out you have root rot, depending on how bad the problem is, you can add H202( Hydrogen Peroxide) with your water or hydro setup to kill the bacteria caused from root rot. If the plant is severely taken over by it, there are only a few things you can do, cut off the roots affected by it depending on if its hair roots or tap roots, use H202 mixed with water in a different bucket and use it for a dip to help kill off bacteria before putting it back in the system, also note the system needs to be cleaned out if you have root rot… using products like sm90 will kill off the root rot, using h202 in your system does more harm than good, it kills off the bad bacteria and good thus creating a worse off problem after the h202 has been overran, h202 if used in a hydro/aero system must be replaced everyday due to it disapating from the air. After it disaptes the plants defensive system has been killed off by the h202 causing the root rot that was not killed by the h202 left and thus overruns the plants root system. So again h202 should never be used in the hydro system, be kept in the system, although it is safe to use to rid of algae growth in rockwool and other mediums, but never be used in with the root zones regularly. Sm90 is a good product you can use to kill off root rot. Hydroguard helps protect and there are many other products that work as well, hydroguard is one of the more popular ones that work.
To prevent Root Rot, adding product’s like Thrive Alive B-1, See Weed, Super thrive will help protect your plant’s from root rot and will help cure root problems. ( Again ty so much for giving me the info syko2!!!)
