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@Borderryan22 âŚare you saying beast in a good way???..her smell is divine and ever so sticky
Does powdery mildew cause mould on buds also ??
I have peroxide in my horses first aid kit so will make some upâŚthanks for that tip guys as I think I have a good 8 weeks to go
Most larvae pests can be dealt with, with a biological like BTI(k), the bugs eat these bacteria and they in-turn eat the bug from the inside out.
Bud rot is Botrytis, diff. animal altogether and toxic
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Lol sorry, ya, beast in a good way. As already put, âqueen of queensâ
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She smells regalâ:purple_heart:
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Only time Iâve seen anything look like this is a plant that has reverted back to vegetative state after being in flower⌠but ive never seen just one branch do it
.Idk what to say other then i cant wait to see what happens next!
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Dang, if that branch is confused, it may never flower, just keep poping preflowers then vegging out and repeatingâŚ
That would be a ânightmare mutationâ I think 
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The more i look and you saying this.
That branch is confused.
This is exactly what a ârevegâ is and what it does.
Its so weird though that only one branch is doing itđ¤
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This is a good observation, and could very well be and really odd only one branch on the entire plant. I have a bunch of late flower clones that looked like that for a week while reverting, I didnât make the connection obviously.
There are sprays like Switch/Florel that assist floral greenhouses in controlling flower timing by boosting the ethylene production. Donât know whatâs available down there in Australia, but you said you have horses, so you must also have a good Ag supplier, ask them what they have that has âEthephonâ in it.
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How do you treat bud rot?
You cut it off/out and discard, like most molds, it can get you sick.
Spray the adjacent buds down with h202/fungicide, and try to keep the humidity down, but outdoors its just a gamble being at momma natures mercy.
Do a multi dip h202/lemon water/rinse budwash at harvest prior to drying and curing.
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What is h202???
Bud rot is my concern as Aussie Blue is prone to it and first time growing it.
The weather here is mainly a dry heat but it is autumn now and the weather will soon changeâŚprobably our last week in the high 80s
I also had a plant last year that went the whole year without buddingâŚended up feeding it to the cow after 16 months
Are you meaning spraying it with peroxide/water mix?
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H202 is hydrogen peroxide, yes, just me being lazy. Its a gamble outdoors just based on unpredictability of rain and humidity.
Found a couple bits of bud rot on my plant this morn which I pulled off
What do I do nowâŚdo I spray the whole plant and is it 50/50 h2o2 and water
Is there a prevention or is it just something I have to live with
This is the first time with these strains so in known territoryâŚnormally grow home grown unnamed variety
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Depends on the h2o2 used.
If you got the 3% Iâm thinking diluting it down to 1% would work.
That one be 1 part h2o2 and 2 parts water.
But 50/50 would be just fine i believe, if you have the brown bottle 3% hydrogen proxide (h2o2 for sort)
Fun fact about hydrogen proxide. H2o2 is
2 hydrogen atoms and 2 oxygen atoms.
1 Very loosely bonded hydrogen atom is all that separate proxide from water which is h2o, (1 hydrogen atom bonded with 2 oxygen atoms)
So we humans are about 90% water right?
Well 1 single weakly bonded hydrogen atom is all it would take for us (or any living thing for thst matter) to just fizzle away into foam 
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Hahaha
Will spraying the whole plant weekly buy me my 8 weeks ??
Youâre a plethora of info and I canât thank you enough
I have a plant in a pot that isnât very healthy and pretty sure itâs bud rot and caterpillars ( dealt with them
Itâs clone is as healthy as anything
Alas I decided to chop my mutant alien off as it rained today and it held way too much water and am having enough trouble with mould caused by bloody caterpillars
I took a lower branch off in hope to Clone it for a curiosity plantâŚhope all goes well 
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So was the weird branch ever damaged as a smaller plant or some high stress training to it maybe ?? Kinda weird it appears to be like a whole different type of plant growing out of that one lol.
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Other than the odd branch cracking in the wind, no damageâŚthe branch actually had buds lower downâŚyou are right, bloody wierd
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