Lost most of my tops. Is this from to much humidity? I don’t see any on the lowers. Any help is appreciated.
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Yes. It gets trapped in there and never dries out. Everyone mostly, is fighting it outdoors this season.
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Yes it is one way for mold to get a hold, bugs and bug poop is another. Mine mainly hits from humidity, ( outdoors)
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So sorry to hear this. I’ve been there. That is just heart breaking after you show them so much love and that happens. I could never imagine growing outside where I live. Our humidity is off the charts most of the time in summer. 
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It can happen indoors but you have better environment control. Just watch the humidity in there. Really want to keep it below 65 in flower. I had trouble with mold indoors last grow. Seems switching to autopots helped.
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Get what rot you can find gone add a lil more air flow, but beware fans may move more spores around 
for you it sux bad.
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Yeah i f-ed up, i was running the humidity around 60% only towards the end i lowered it. I’m gonna cry in the car
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Sometimes you can get away with a little higher humidity if you have good air movement. Do you have an oscillating fan on them?
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Keep hope alive…
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Needs more circulation fans and closer. Fan seems to point to ceiling. I bet those Cobs get hot. Maybe you could cover the intake vents with a cuttable MERV filter fabric to help filter airborne contams from entering.
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I will definitely give it a try, thanks
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Cobs definitely get hot, im vertically challenged, the fan is hitting the tops and the light
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You still need airflow through the plants. Movement of air so possible contams keep on constant move and don’t settle. Air flow is how you combat mold.
Edit: for next grow. not much help currently being infected. Just spreads the spores around.
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Ok, i will get more fans, and cover the intakes with a filter, i appreciate the advice
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You actually have a really decent grow area. Just keep asking. You’ll get it dialed in. Everyone is here to help.
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Thank you, 2 of the 3 had mold, happened once before, i found some while trimming one ,then knew it was gon a be in this one. This community is the best.
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Hello @Tinman it’s been a while. Yeah, that is budrot, you never forget that look. Do you have circulating fans? I don’t see none in the frist picture.
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Strongly suggest a peroxide bud wash on any saved flower.
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