Bud Rot Treatment on Cannabis

Stop Bud Rot from Spreading

The inside of dense buds provide a great place for Bud Rot spores to grow, and that’s the main place you’ll find developed Bud Rot on cannabis plants. Once you've spotted bud rot, it's important to act immediately.

As soon as even one part of a single bud starts showing signs of grey mold, the rot can spread to the rest of the cola and then to other buds on the plant. If triggering conditions (lack of airflow, heat, wetness) have not improved, a single point of infection can quickly ruin the harvest of an entire plant.

Bud Rot Removal

Immediately remove all rotted parts and nearby areas. The only way to stop the spread is to remove all signs of mold from the plant, then move plants to a warm, dry area with a nice breeze.
Be extremely careful not to let any rot touch any part of the rest of your plant.
What Happens Next?

You can either...

harvest the cannabis plant now or let it continue to ripen.

If your plant have been affected by bud rot, it means they need less dampness, drier air and warmer temperatures. If you can improve the environment, you can allow the plant to continue ripening after you've removed the infected buds.

Here's how to fix the environment: add additional air circulation: raise the temperature: lower the humidity: prevent wet spots on plant

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Whenever you do harvest your healthy buds, be extremely careful during the drying process. Normally growers want to slow dry buds, but if you're worried about mold it's better to dry them faster, with plenty of air circulation and movement.