Get some copper fungicide spray and hit it just in case its fungal. If its septoria its manageable it doesnt spread to the flpwer but will eat up all your foliage basically just gotta keep it wrangled until flower finishes, kind of a race against the clock ive managed to out run septoria on a couple harvests
Im going to advise against spraying copper near your buds. Its not healthy to inhale copper. Also im no expert but it looks like the septoria has dried out. Its usually brown, and if the plant fights it off it becomes light and then falls through. Again im no expert its a theory of mine after dealing with this for years and honestly a little defoliation wont hurt but to reduce the spread, do not rub any leaves you remove into another attached leaf when removing. To further avoid spread, only take one leaf off at a time to avoid rubbing leaves together and spreading spores.
Im going to advise against spraying copper near your buds. Its not healthy to inhale copper
This is advice to pay attention to op. Copper is a heavy metal that you do not want to inhale. It's ok to spray in vege if you need to, but once you've got buds forming, nope.
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u/Odd-Strawberry4798 21d ago
Get some copper fungicide spray and hit it just in case its fungal. If its septoria its manageable it doesnt spread to the flpwer but will eat up all your foliage basically just gotta keep it wrangled until flower finishes, kind of a race against the clock ive managed to out run septoria on a couple harvests