Any thoughts on this

[OLDCRO]

Weird growth on plant and stems splitting

 

[OLDCRO]

6 Gorilla glue ready to be harvested only one plant like this

 

[moe.red]

Did that plant get super cold or anything environmental like that?

 

[Rootsruler]

6 Gorilla glue ready to be harvested only one plant like this

Only thing I can think of is somehow the Turgor Pressure split them? Prolly not but that is weird....

 

[OLDCRO]

Did that plant get super cold or anything environmental like that?

75 to 77 during day at night 68 to 72. Weird it affected only one plant

 

[steamroller]

First thought for me would be a borer type bug?

https://webdoc.agsci.colostate.edu/hempinsects/PDFs/Eurasian%20hemp%20borer%20September%202018%20rewrite(1).pdf

 

[OLDCRO]

I removed one of the leaves and stem to take closer look couldnt pinch it off had to use pruner the outside of stem has no give hard like a rock. Maybe thats why stems are splitting no give in them.

 

[Nesta]

Too much silica?

 

[steamroller]

Too much silica?

I tried to find a reference about this also.

 

[OLDCRO]

Too much silica?

Never used any silica.

 

[OLDCRO]

Just use botanicare nutes grow ,bloom ,karma

 

[Max]

I’d just take those petioles off so they don’t attract unwanted insects.never seen that before..this plant is soo full of surprises.

 

[Observer]

Dafuq

 

[tobh]

fuck... there's a disease that causes this. i can't recall what it is off hand. iirc it's part of the pythium family. that stem splitting the way it did is signature. lemme try some google fu and i'll get back if i find anything.

there was an entire section in the overgrow bible about this particular thing.

 

[tobh]

first replicated detail leans toward springtails. https://www.icmag.com/threads/split-petiole-aka-leaf-stem.345380/

 

[Observer]

fuck... there's a disease that causes this. i can't recall what it is off hand. iirc it's part of the pythium family. that stem splitting the way it did is signature. lemme try some google fu and i'll get back if i find anything.

there was an entire section in the overgrow bible about this particular thing.

Oooh

Botrytis Cankers?

 

[tobh]

Oooh

Botrytis Cankers?

no, botrytis is a mold, pythium is a bacteria. but the symptoms are a plant immune response to something being an asshole.

 

[Pipecarver]

I wonder if its related to burls on trees, hard lumps with unique grain. Not sure why they form but it was my first thought. Grow them big enough and I could carve a pipe out of one

 

[Rootsruler]

Looks a little like Tomato Canker.

 

[SSgrower]

Huge Knuckles at the meristem, Whaaa?? SS

 

[Zen_seeker]

Just use botanicare nutes grow ,bloom ,karma

New or older versions? Kind or Pure?

G$ uses the newer and I the older.

 

[OLDCRO]

New or older versions? Kind or Pure?

G$ uses the newer and I the older.

Pure

 

[Pipecarver]

It's generally believed that burls form when a tree's growth hormones are disrupted due to stress, causing abnormal cell development. The exact type of stress is unknown. However, burls may develop because of insect infestations, bacteria and fungi growth, mistletoes and environmental injuries, such as freeze damage

 

[ninjadip]

Not going to lie, at first i was like, this plant has got helluva balls! Like testicle cancer balls but she looks like a lady

 

[MysticEpipedon]

Not going to lie, at first i was like, this plant has got helluva balls! Like testicle cancer balls but she looks like a lady

The balls on that plant.