Quote Originally Posted by hershey12
Too late, I already have nice buds forming. Looks like one plant is heavily infested (about 30% of the buds are dying), and the other is lightly infested.
I may be smoking some dried worms this winter.
I'm going through cutting out the dead buds, hoping to save the rest of the plant. Next year I'll try the caterpillar spray. I'm wondering if planting them next to the tomato plants this year is what did it- I've never had them near my vegetables before.
Thanks for your help!
wutz up feelas i ma very new to this site just joined today.yesterday i found the same brownish moist spots on and inside one of my nice buds i freaked out thought it was mold or rot so i fed it some hydrogen poroxide 3% diluted with water i also dont want it to sread so want can i do. help!!! anyone this ismy first grow and everthing was going great untill now also how long does the flowering take its been well over a month and a half
cuubb65 Reviewed by cuubb65 on . Worms inside buds Hi guys, new to the forums here, though I come by once in awhile for information. I've been growing for about 4 years outdoors and have not run into this problem before. I have outdoor plants grown from bag seed about 3 weeks away from harvesting, and I noticed the buds were turning brown and dying, along with the small leaves around the buds. I've seen grasshoppers on the plants, and thought that might be the problem. I did a more intense inspection today and opened one of the buds up and Rating: 5