I don't know if mold is more common during budding, but the simple fact that there is more foliage to trap moisture under and in the canopy, seems like it would make sense. Also, I've never had mold issues and haven't read much about them. I don't know what RH mold needs in order to start growing, so I'll have to take oldjims word for it. Weed plants seem to prefer 60% RH, and I know that's plenty of moisture for mold.

And yes oldjim, I get that message all the time. Especially during forum "rush hours". It is extremely frustrating when you type some long thing out, then loose it all. That's one reason I like to compose my stuff in word or something, if it's going to be a fairly long post. Also, if you hit control-A, then control-C before you press submit, if it does go away you'll still have it on your clipboard. Then just start again and hit control-V for it to all come back. But you probably already knew that.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . YO Stinky whats up, i got a question for you about that cannazym, i got it and used it on those moldy plants but i think they were too far gone because i decided to chop the plants and when i did the inside of the main shoot was filled with mold, but anyway i got a new system/light and gave the old to a friend and cleaned it very well before i did she planted some bag seeds, and the new roots coming out are covered in mold:wtf:, i dont understand how its still there (can only think maby the pvc tube that Rating: 5