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can you smoke bud that plant had leaf septoria?

cyberaktif

cyberaktif

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just like the title says. on one of my plants it had leaf septoria bad or black spot whatever you want to call it. is it safe to smoke the buds? they really don't look affected but would really have to dig out the leaves when trimming. which will be tomorrow night.
 
going to load some pictures...this plant is 67 days flowering and an unknown strain that i have had going for a few runs. this plant is not even remotely close to what the donor was like. not sure what was going on. only started having the leaves funk out over the last week or so..
 
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when you look at the dark spots they look black under the scope. now i did have the lights off for a couple days and temp down to 70f
 
s62 said:
If you don’t want to smoke that bud, please please please toss it my way. I’d smoke the hell out of that. I’m not seeing anything wrong, but maybe I’m missing something. I’m no expert, friend.
That said, I think those buds look great.
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No, no, no - pay him no mind. It's obviously very toxic, so nobody should smoke that...except me! Altruistic, awesome individual that I am, I volunteer to fall on the sword and test it out ;)
 
i wish i could take a picture with my scope and show the black spots that make up those dark areas you see on the leaves
 
if you are talking about the darkening of the leaves between the veins, thats a deficiency. Happened on my last plants when i flushed. There are no issues i can see. Just looks like a plant that is getting close to harvest. Its nothing unusual. Leaf septoria has yellow/brown spots btw, not black.
 
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Actually, the more i look at it, it almost looks like purps. Did temps get in to the mid to low 60's? Either way you are fine. Still nothing to be worried about. Not any fungus or mold. Just nature.
 
i've had the yellowing spots with brown for a bit and that was on a few different strains as well but this was the only plant that was doing this at the end.
 
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also this plant looks, grew, totally different than the donor it came from...i mean apples to oranges different. this really didn't become widespread until i turned off the lights for a couple days otherwise it was only on the lower part of the plant.
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