What should I do help asap

[Smokehoss1]

I water her this morning I PH the water to 6. 36 then I PH the runoff and it went up to 6.97....smdh so while I was checking I see a few lil really small worms in the dam water runoff, I've never seen anything like that before so I don't know if I should go on with the growth or chop her down I'm on week of flower.

[Smokehoss1]

[berrypilot]

🌱 Don't chop yet, it's just the leaves not the buds. When I had marks like that it was a mix of pH and heat and the lights being too close. Did anything different happen right before you started seeing symptoms? Try giving nutrients at lower pH, like 5.5 or 6, to help bring down the pH next time you water. Are you in soil or coco, and what nutrients are you using? 🌱

[Tazard]

I'm with Berry on this how high and what type are your lights and how strong are they?

[intergalactic_harvester]

the first clue i would follow up would be the larvae in your runoff. see any gnats flying around your plants/pots? gnats dont hurt your plants but they lay eggs in your substrate. the larvae that hatch go straight to your roots and start consuming the hairs. this will give you lots of different leaf symptoms and soon you will also have root rot.
second, are you overwatering?
3, check your nute levels and light distance.
4, DONT PANIC a lot of problems can be recoverable, even late in bloom. you may lose some yield, but if a new grower is smoking his/her own homegrown at the end of the show, i say they won.

[Smokehoss1]

I'm at the end of week9 flower and the bud are really dense buds most of the trichomes are milky looking in a few Amber here in there so I was thinking about going ahead to Harvester her 🌳🌱

[D.A.A.S.69]

Hello SmokeHoss1 , If she is that close to being ripe and still looking good I would wait a little longer until you get more amber an not worry about worms now.,but that's just me, you might like your pot harvested a little early. Either way good luck.

[Jibblerjoe]

I too would let the flowers fully ripen. I had heat and light stress it even began to foxtail.