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By Symptom Checker – Identify Marijuana Plant Problems ,20 Jul 2015[…] Verticillium wilt […]
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By Patrick Monk RN ,18 Aug 2015Two potted plants from same mother. Identical soil mix, feeding, water etc. Both looking good at 6 feet. Over 3-4 hours top 2 feet of leaves of one 'died', wilted, now turning brown and crispy. Bottom 4 feet still healthy […]Read More
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By latewood ,21 Aug 2015There are many ways that could've happened. Rather than throwing a bunch of guesses your way; I suggest you Go to "Support", Open an account and re-post in the forum with this info, and fill out an :ILGM Support Ticket". […]Read More
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By Diseases on Marijuana Plants, and How to Treat Them | Daily Dank Deals ,29 Aug 2015[…] Try to make sure that your soil or substrate has proper drainage, so that verticillium wilt won’t rear its ugly head. Because there’s really no way to cure or treat verticillium wilt, make sure that you rotate your crop […]Read More
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By bob ,06 Nov 2016If I suspect fusarium or verticillium will cloning give a new start? I use hydroponics to clone.
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By latewood.ILGM ,07 Nov 2016bob, That depends. Are you planning on taking clones from infected plants? Or; Are you planning to use new clones to plant into the same medium in which you have developed issues? I do not recommend either. Without a broader […]Read More