Oh the sadness is overwelming....

[UpstateGorilla]

I have been told that a mixture of 1/4tsp baking soda mixed per gallon of water with a drop of dish soap.is an effective way to treat and prevent botyrytis. I am currently having problems with bud rot myself and have been inquiring about this method myself. I am hopeful someone with outdoor expertise will shed some light on this method of treatment/ prevention. As soon as i hear something i will post the info here also.

UpstateGorilla Reviewed by UpstateGorilla on 09-26-2009. Oh the sadness is overwelming.... Damn, first I get bug burn/rot, then it's 103 in September, then followed by tiny black winged creatures sucking on purple cola leaves killing them, followed by nice cool weather but winds strong enough to break branches with nice colas. I had to cut two branches off prematurely, it is splitting right at the point it attaches to the main stalk. Oh yeah, don't put wet flowers in a humidor unless you like moldy stuff. This reminds me of brewing beer, it was way fun mixing the wort and Rating: 5

[Joefarmer]

Compost tea is proven to be effective against many diseases such as Botrytis or Grey Mold. I apply throughout vegging, this gets them pretty resistant. Then I apply as needed throughout the rest of the lifecycle.

[Rusty Trichome]

A little scientific info regarding compost tea's. Good idea to read the whole article.

Compost Tea Myth