Dangerous Pests And Diseases That Could Kill Your Weed

Mold

By neglecting to manage the levels of humidity, you can get bud mold that will make your crop unusable. You don’t want to find the mold after harvesting.

If you find it beforehand, you can remove all affected buds and nearby buds to avoid losing the entire harvest. Anything the mold touches will spread.

Imagine staring at a huge cola nug you just snipped, cracking it open and finding the entire insides coated in white or brown mold.

If your bud is in that condition, it cannot be safely smoked, and it should be thrown out immediately. All that time put into growing and harvesting could amount to nothing.

Inhaling mold can result in nose bleeds, severe chest pain, dizziness, fever, and more.

How to avoid: Don’t allow your plant’s environment to get too moist and ensure proper air circulation. You can prevent mold using a homemade humidifier and hygrometer.