This is PM? Guessing entire tents contents are toast? Got 14 plants to pitch ugh my entire last two months of work gone like that!
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Iām sure someone knows how to save it. Itās not a lose. Iāve never had it ever.
Since ur still in vegā¦
Someone just told me it looks like salt build up.
Thatās not PM. Maybe another mold but not PM, looks more like just a little mineral crust.
Many many ways to prevent it and cure it. Cures are a contentious topic so Iāll leave that be.
Plenty of threads here on it. Keep your humidity under 60% past early flower, keep airflow always high, both extraction and circulation. Avoid introducing it.
If you run conditions conducive to it, you will get it, so donāt slack. Air quality is just as important as light and nutrients.
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looks like salt build up. Not mold. You said your running coco so I assume youāre using liquid feed. Your drybacks are going to far and causing salt build up on your fabric.
If you had PM to that extent itād be all over your plantsā¦
If you ever run into a PM problem I highly suggest Hypochlorous acid. Stops it dead in its tracks just do a foliar. I happen to use Athena Cleanse at full strength if it happens but there is a $20 1 gallon option on amazon that is 500 ppm just diluate and save some cash.
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Whatās the Amazon product called and what do you do with salt build up just leave it?
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little flush and wipe. I being sarcastic you donā't need to wipe the pot. 
You should think about canceling your trip. kidding.
Also I fed for the very first time using megacrop on the last feed I did before going z72 hours without water. Then I watered tonight came down two hours later saw thatā¦ any chance I āflushedā the megacrop out and it saltified on the bag?
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Not PM. Donāt worry about it.
Practice good air hygiene.
If they dry out for two days so be it I wouldnāt even worry. Not ideal but no big deal.
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I let them dry for 72 hours to see if I could get by on vacation with a friend only stopping by once. Normally I water less but daily.
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I donāt trust other people to mind my grow but Iām a megalomaniac. If someone can water for you thatās good.
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!!! Thatās it amen!
the roots at that size in that pot maybe had too much water and couldnāt drink all that was given,that has sat laden and trapped in the medium with nowhere to go but start moulding because nothings drying itā¦a sort of example to others here when you overwater the effects can cause havocā¦not unrepairable as the plant looks healthy,but leave as is and further along the line it will eventually stick inside your root column to flower sites and promote a rot of the flowersā¦Iāve quoted for years that pm and budrot all starts with mis management of wateringā¦budrot starts from within the heart of any flower and works it way outward,systemic with the water column being choked internally in the bud columnā¦pm is the early signs of what eventually turns rot in flower if you donāt remedyā¦
I wouldnāt call that a terrible salt buildup, if it indeed even is. Could be just a few spots of mold. Mold likes wet conditions, hard to say from the photo. If you are using organic additives itās almost guaranteed. I have grown in very hard water and salt crust is more or less unavoidable. I try to read the plants more than anything. If the plants are happily growing as well as they can, thereās not a cause for concern.
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They seem happy! Iām gonna let it go. Wonāt even wash it offs guessin itāll eventually was h away
Just search hypochlorous acid itās a white gallon jug and is 500ppm.
You donāt need to worry unless you plants start going south. Just let it ride and try to maintain your moisture level in your coco donāt let it get too dry.
Also your RH is way to high imo. But then again I donāt follow VPD for shit. I think itās malarkey. lol I like to keep my rh around 50% give or take. I prefer non mold causing conditions and lots of air flow. My plants usually seem happiest this way.
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Amazon makes a great product called just relax and leave it alone 
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I feel that. Iād rather harvest slightly less than lose cola after cola to rot. 50% is a good number to shoot for. I further think VPD better applies when you are truly āmaxing outā ie using CO2, active hydro, etc. Itās just not a limiting factor otherwise.
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This a great word I really enjoy. Rigmarole is another good one.
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