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HELP! Need help !!! got mold and dodgy leaves!!!!

Christhenoobie

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So i was away for 3 days and for some reason my watering system over watered a bit much and turns out one dripper was spraying instead of dripping but after sorting that out and trimming a bit i noticed some leaves have turned a off green and the tips are burnt looks a bit like nuit burn but im not sure? and there is some mold at the base of the stem.... can i just scrape off the mold or will it die off after drying off a bit? and the leaves? should i just give the plant a flush and watch it for a few days? its in the 2nd week of flower so im unsure what i can and cant do? ( i know im not suppose to trip or cut anything in flower but i wanted to get rid of the damaged leaves as they were mostly under the canopy and not getting much or any light...)
 

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Treat the mold with h202 or neem oil. Scraping it will only spread the spores around, potentially spreading the infestation.
 
I agree with toker, h2o2 about a table spoon per gal. in your flush, and for a follier spray apple cider vinegar about 2-3 table spoons per gal. If it were me I'd use my shop-vac to suck that shit off the top,then flush the hell out of it. A heavy canopy in flower isn't good for any thing.
 
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Alright thanks guys I have apple cider vinegar that I can mix and I'll do the flush with ph-ed water then after that i can carry on with the nuits? The canopy is alot more open now after i got rid of the other leaves and the humidity is around 50-60ish ? Is that alright or should it be less ? The humidity gauge is about 2 inch above the co co.
 
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