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Please diagnose this problem root,,

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Rwise

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I knew she was struggling to survive, but I had no idea she would look like this,,,,
Outside in soil, all organic, its an auto (headbanger), PH 7.0, voodoo juice twice, fish sh!t a time or 2, roots organics grow then bloom,
What is she telling me? I have metal over this spot so the sun can cook it,,,,
 

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ive had those crazy thing in one of my plants using fox farms soil, the best i could find is that is some kind of fungi (a good one) that merges with the roots and creates those little balls of nitrogen that act as reservoirs, if the plant doesnt use them, when decomposed they feed the soil, this is common in other plants that sequestrate nitrogen from the atmosphere and used as companion plants for cannabis altho not many people know the plant has to die and roots have to decompose to feed another plant, here is more info , theyre called root nodules https://gardenmentors.com/garden-help/gardening-guidelines/nitrogen-fixing-root-nodules/
 
Kinda like why farmers rotate crops from year to year, the corn leaves behind beneficial nutrients for the soy beans and vice versa. So Rwise how did the plant turn out?
 
This is what I fear, hot here yes, little winter here yes,,,,,,
may be to dry to check with a loop now,,,,
 
I will re read the links again and again, but so far 1 of the so called cures is not going to happen here! But I have an idea (it kinda hurt) what if I dig out a hole where this is just before a freeze, and then when the cold hits put a 1 lb block of dry ice in the hole, fill it, cover it and freeze these suckers to death!
I will of course check the others as they come out,,,
And BTW Thanx to all!
 
I was just guessing, but that's a nasty looking root ball. If it's a soil pathogen, I'd want to be careful not to spread it to other parts of the garden. Hit it with the flame thrower for a minute and then flip it over and do it again.
 
jeeeez i didnt know about that nasty parasite, now that i take a second look at your pics i realized the plant looks a lot more sick than the one i had, my roots were super big and long, white with no brown spots, and more importantly didnt happen in the main branch like yours, im more inclined to think its the parasite
 
I will certainly be watching the roots on everything this year, the tomatoes, peppers, cukes, all of it!
Some history, the seed is from a hermied headbanger, this was difficult to grow in the first gen. So far, I have sprouted more seed, it seems that all of these are runts, and just dont grow, always complaining about this or that, wanting this or that, where ever they have been planted. Is there a chance this could be a genetic anomaly? They are no longer on the site I bought them at,,,, I must not be the only one that found them difficult,,,
Ya that is a nasty parasite, I will pay attention! IDK about a torch, I have used DE in the garden, and we dont want it crystallized,,,,
 
What breeder did the donor plant come from? So folks assume that a strain is a strain, but genetics are often breeder specific. There's a bunch of knock-off artists selling what I'd consider unstabilized hybrid seeds, sometimes they perform, and sometimes they don't.
 
It was Headbanger x Headbanger, it is/was a picky girl... and I misstated before as the GF grew one out and all was well. It is to get 20" tall and hers mace 40"/
 
Ok best pic,, this Widowbanger was 5 or 6 feet from the other, no signs of the abnormality, nice and sticky too,,,
If this was something bad in the soil wouldn't it affect all? Still watching,,,,
 

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Wow. In all my years of veggie gardening I have never seen that. I would think you you have to treat the soil. But with what I don't know. If you find an answer please post it. 🙂
 
Reading the linked info on the parasite has lead me to black walnuts being something that works against them, also is an herbicide,,, I would have the black walnuts, 'cept the tree rats got them all.
 
That is what I would do, smash them to a pulp, and till them into the soil, using green (unripe) black walnuts. The bark and roots can be used also.
I knew they have medicinal uses, I also new fish will try to avoid them (as in get out of the water). I did not know they could be used to kill plants and pests!
 
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