Flowering 2 Master Kush

[MVP]

Looks like a nice harvest and a really nice start to the revegging thread!

I agree with Opie, looks like you know what you're doing... pretty cool, huh?

[Weedhound]

Thanks MVP....but could not have accomplished without everyone's advice and support.
I have your cloning info set aside for use if "Kushette" DOES decide to reveg for me because then you will again see THE INSANITY OF WEEDHOUND.

[Weedhound]

My plant is LEAKING. What is THAT about? And not only is it leaking its seems it has already started to cause some sort of mold or fungus. Here are two pics....I cut that section this morning cause it SURE DONT LOOK RIGHT TO ME. The second photo is what ALL the main stems are doing......leaking. They've been doing this all night and I can't get it to stop....the plant is WET in several places.

I dabbed all the tips with Serenade as there are other spots DEFINITELY starting to look suspiciously bad. That didn't seem to take very long to me.

I have put a fan on her despite the 66 degree temp in our house and am wondering if I should spray her thoroughly with Serenade.
I actually considered this last night as a preventative measure but rejected the idea specifically BECAUSE the plant was LEAKING (I still don't understand that part) and figured it would dry up overnite and then I'd Serenade at that point because the stuff would just wash off with the plant being wet the way it is.

Any help or thoughts would be appreciated. I most likely WILL spray the plant down and DID consider trimming everything back (like the one I cut this morning) but there are two problems with that imo.....there are several spots that are too far down the stem to cut safely AND I'm afraid cutting things back will just start a whole NEW round of leaking.

I can't quarantine her so that concerns me as well. If there is a chance this could get all over my house then I'm afraid Kushette is treading a VERY fine line here.

HELP!!!

Thanks.

[Weedhound]

If you check the photos....sorry for the blurriness...taken with super macro and you really need a tripod to get clear pics......

[Weedhound]

Here's the same pic auto-adjusted by the computer (sorry I should have done that to begin with)

One thought......these are the plants that were flowering along with the white rhinos. I cleaned my clippers thoroughly between then and now but that AND the thought that they all hung out together makes me wonder..... I see absolutely NO sign of mold on the buds or anything else I harvested off that plant. Just thinking......

[MVP]

I don't know what Serenade is so I cannot comment intelligently. However sometimes a plant will transpire when cut like this... ever seen an Evergreen tree with pruned branches? They weep for a while and then heal up on their own. I would watch closely (as you are) and resist the urge to just chuck her out the window on a whim. Be prepared to react if it gets progressively worse, but monitor, compare, wait patiently, do it all over again.

It reminds me of last night when my sister called in a panic. Her dog Mabel was hit by a car and my sister was crying, emotionally distraught, and needed emotional support. She was at the doggy ER and there was internal bleeding, not sure whether to operate and they said it was 50/50 survival if they operate... we (Mom and I) told sis to ask a lot of questions, assess her skeletal and neurological functions with the vet, and then call us back.

Well, Mabel (sweet lil Rott mix) had no broken bones or fractures and brain functions were normal. Sis decided to wait and see how she made it through the night. Today we heard back that they chose not to do surgery or anything and her bleeding appeared to stop (so far) and it seems what was needed was time to stabilize and make a rational decision. Mabel will stay over today for observation but she is a lively, strong 10 month old and that is helping her heal.

So, long story short, perhaps Kushette is also a strong lively soul that needs a bit of time to stabilize.

I cannot speak from experience revegging but the plant just went thru a great trauma and may be exhibiting a short lived effect. It also seems that if it were mold or fungi that it showed extremely quickly, but again, I am not an expert on this either.

At any rate Weedhound you have a green thumb and care a lot for Kushette, so watch her closely, monitor changes and be prepared to remove her if things get out of control. But know that living things that are strong can often heal themselves at that may be happening...

Just a though, I am not experienced in revegging. I am just applying reason to the situation.

[Weedhound]

MVP I greatly appreciate your thoughts here. (PS....most common hbc (hit by car) bleeding injury to a dog is torn spleen....internal bleeding is extremely common in hbcs. I remember one dog that needed it's spleen taken out and 2 transfusions to replace lost blood.....transfusions that my shepherds volunteered to donate.. (the dog did well.....)

Sorry I digress....About 50% of my cuts are starting to get that black look to the edges.....you don't see necrosis move this fast in mammals....I'm kind of impressed.

At any rate I AM quickly losing hope here.....I've put a space heater blowing gentle warm air on her and sprayed her completely with Serenade (anti-fungal MVP...copper based) but based on what I've seen so far she seems to be sinking fairly fast where the stems are concerned....and still leaking away with no sign of stopping or the plant drying up with the drips all over it. The rest of her looks fine but.....

I will keep everyone updated. Thanks for stopping by and giving me a little cheer there MVP.....hope Mabel ends up ok.

Ps...We animal emergency places are EXPENSIVE aren't we??? :wtf:

[Weedhound]

PS.....Also seen my share of HBC's crash and burn....quick.

[PharmaCan]

Weedhound, Sometimes I have to cut into hollow stems to trim my mother plants. When that happens, I squeeze the end of the stem as flat as I can with my fingers, then put one of those real strong black paper clips on the end of the stem. So far, that's worked and I haven't any problems.

PC :smokin:

[Weedhound]

Hi PC,

Thanks for stopping by. You have seen this before eh? Quite franky i'm kind of amazed that a) it happened in almost no time at all....things turning black.....and b) this is something I had NO clue would happen much LESS be the one issue that damages the plant so severely as all other parts of the plant seem just fine. (Quite frankly.....I honestly could never HAVE imagined these stems running water like garden hoses so not sure how I could have prepared for that at all anyway. )

The little space heater seems to have helped dry up the smaller stems but the larger ones are still dripping away with no sign of stopping. Right now I've got small bits of paper towels with some Serenade on them to sop up the mess. I may go to paper clips for some but one or two big stem ends simply cannot be paper clipped....or cut back with cauging too much damage. I'm already feel overwhelmed here (In less that 1 day ) so am just not sure how far I want to carry this. Its' also in the same room as my seedlings so should I be worried about that as well?

Thanks for any advice, wisdom etc...PC.