Just noticed this on my plant and needed guidance on what this might be. The last week was foggy here in San Francisco. But the past few days have been decent. I get a really good breeze. Here's some pics. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk
Pythium is a mold often called stem rot, bud rot etc all depends on where the mold fungi lands ..lol in most cases observation is the best tool carefully wrap the location in a trash bag so not to spread the easily spread spores and snip if off but hey you did that all ready !! look to improving your venting or grow location to prevent further outbreaks I use Neem oil to defend against this and bug attacks good luck
Looks like stem rot man, make sure you don't have any caterpillars Kuching inside them. I'm dealing with PM right now too. Only thing you can do is cut out the infected parts, spray a fungicide, and lessen the conditions that bring it about.
Thanks for the input yall. I'm outside so I'm at the mercy of mother nature. I read somewhere I could make a diluted spray baking soda , milk or H2O2. I have all 3 of these available to me which one should I try first Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk
IMO: neither that crap is to break the surface tension between the fungus, powdery mildew and the plant skin is all outside ...make a breezeway so the plant dries out quicker after a rain DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE EVIL OF THIS BITCH
Alright man imma blast a couple fans box fans at em as well to try to up the airflow Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk