How Can You Prevent Hop Latent Viroid (HLVd) From Spreading?

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024

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  • @stefanr8400
    @stefanr8400 Год назад +11

    Looks like we are about to get cannabis decriminalization in Germany. Hopefully this will bring more attention to your channel. Would be in any case deserved.

    • @666LonesomeSailor
      @666LonesomeSailor Год назад

      You call that abomination of a, so called, law a "decriminalization"? Gosh, you also belive in Santa Claus, don´t you?!
      This "law" is a mess and will bring more bureaucracy and will push even more the people to crimanl scene, that´s what official lawyers are saying.

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +3

      Please share the channel with others to help spread the knowledge, it is appreciated!

    • @michaelbaysorensen
      @michaelbaysorensen Год назад

      Denmark is also looking 😀

  • @SamSeth
    @SamSeth Год назад +4

    For the home grower with no formal horticultural training your videos are priceless. I love the concise, info dense format

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +2

      Great to know they are helpful and also easy to understand despite the challenging topic.

  • @jordanblackbird7223
    @jordanblackbird7223 Год назад +4

    Cool my friend told me about this disease how it’s affecting grow operations all over Canada

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад

      Great to see you researching so you can learn more about it.

  • @marcoallin
    @marcoallin Год назад +4

    im in Quebec and my whole op is infected. Thanks for the video

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад

      Sorry to hear that, but at least you are aware.

    • @marcoallin
      @marcoallin Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity your right, it still pushes over 20% thc but its less elegant

    • @pierreluc5382
      @pierreluc5382 Год назад

      I heard it's because cest toute des pas propre in quebec

    • @marcoallin
      @marcoallin Год назад

      ahahahah you silly @@pierreluc5382

  • @SkunkPunch73
    @SkunkPunch73 Год назад +2

    Absolutely beautiful work thanking you kindly for this series of videos on this subject you have been a excellent resource for us to learn from. Personally I can’t thank you enough for all the information you have provided us with. Have a excellent day and stay safe and healthy 🫵🏻😘👍🏼

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +1

      Thanks again for another video view and great follow-up comment!

  • @moongloomable
    @moongloomable 2 месяца назад +1

    How would you recommend cleaning hands?

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  2 месяца назад

      Dipping in milk helps reduce a viruses ability to bind to host tissue.

  • @wayne00k
    @wayne00k Год назад +1

    Any evidence that HLV can be spread via seeds? Genetically inherent in growing from seed?

    • @max420thc
      @max420thc Год назад +1

      Yep,

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +1

      It can exists on the seed coat.

    • @eviltaylor1
      @eviltaylor1 Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity Would your wonderful peroxide solution help with that?

  • @steveballzack1409
    @steveballzack1409 7 месяцев назад

    Why do you keep using thumbnails of plants that look like they are variegated? Is that actually a symptom of HLVd? It's never mentioned as a symptom in the videos or in articles found on the internet, but nevertheless there is often a picture of a variegated plant without a caption or explanation anyway.

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  6 месяцев назад

      Do not judge a video by the thumbnail;-) It is hard to show images of HLVd that would show up well on the thumbnail, but the host plant is shown as a visual connection for the topic.

  • @saschapurner9579
    @saschapurner9579 Месяц назад

    Ok, now i know how to Fight agian this Virus. Thank you Herr Professor. :-)

  • @Louis6439
    @Louis6439 Год назад

    "How Can You Prevent Hip Hop Latent Viroid From Spreading?"
    Well, DUH! - Stop playing Hip Hop music to your plants!!
    Oh wait... NEVERMIND!

  • @HowDoYouHuntGhost
    @HowDoYouHuntGhost 10 месяцев назад

    Of course, the year Minnesota finally legalizes marijuana, there would be some new contagious virus. Does anyone know if this has been found in every state that has legalized marijuana, where it's been found in at least one commerical grow operation? If it hasn't been seen in my state yet, do I need to be worried about it getting into our state?

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  10 месяцев назад

      Very likely this as crossed many state lines.

  • @garnetski
    @garnetski Год назад +1

    not a good sign

  • @th1789
    @th1789 Год назад

    Like always your ontop and if anything some of the best information for hplvd but making sure to explain it throughly and for growers to understand. Thanks gain for ur work and willingness to help and inform

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +1

      If growers can not understand the information, there is not point. The goal is to take the research and provide grower related information with access to the original studies for those interested.

  • @yamagrow420
    @yamagrow420 Год назад

    Excellent series Professor. Thank you !

  • @Slayer_420
    @Slayer_420 Год назад

    Love the info, especially throwing them out in the farthest dumpster!

  • @Scooby-Snacks
    @Scooby-Snacks 10 месяцев назад

    I know you can take .2ml/gallon of bleach to get about 4 ppm. In a recirculating system, would that be adequate to keep it from spreading between plants? Is there any known substance that can be included in nutrient solution that won't harm the plants but that will destroy this viroid?

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  10 месяцев назад

      Unfortunately, no.

    • @Scooby-Snacks
      @Scooby-Snacks 10 месяцев назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversityThanks so much for writing me back.

  • @RosinDaddy5280
    @RosinDaddy5280 Год назад

    What if i have 3 beautiful females in 2 week flowr outside

  • @billybudz
    @billybudz Год назад

    Have you tried ivermectin?🙈😊

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад

      Unfortunately viroids are very difficult to deal with in part due to their simplicity.

    • @billybudz
      @billybudz Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity HpLV seems to share the same enigma as Covid-19. Whatever feeds the coffers these days right? Maybe the Ganjier crew will create some curriculum to cash in on the paranoid. What if HpLV is a naturally occurring mutation resulting from over hybridization? What if we had real scientists studying this issue rather than scores of carpet baggers? Consider…✌️

  • @TwistedFisherUnleashed
    @TwistedFisherUnleashed Год назад

    Hi
    Was just wondering, could cannabis seeds be infected with HLVd, so that the virus is present from germination on?
    Tnx

  • @pedroviegas565
    @pedroviegas565 Год назад

    What about LIVING SOIL that HLVD infected plants were grown in, any viable way to make this soil ok again? For example running multiple cover crops in it for x months?

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад

      Physical removal of substrate the plants was grown in which includes the roots as well. This could be living soil, rockwool, or anything else the process of removal is the same.

    • @pedroviegas565
      @pedroviegas565 Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity So is there no way to bio-remediate the living soil? I think it's very important to have another solution for organic growers, because many of us invest hundreds of dollars and time on quality living soil system alone...

    • @fixtheapp418
      @fixtheapp418 Год назад +1

      If you’re growing in Living Soil you should never have this problem in the first place as long as you keep your soil from going anaerobic and inoculate at least once a week with a biologically complete Compost extract. If you follow any of this guys advice you will nuke your soil food web and have no chance of fighting off pathogens, viruses/viroids. Along with creating more problems.

  • @RT-jv3su
    @RT-jv3su Год назад

    So after you remove the bag, do you need to also remove the soil? What if you’re growing in no till living soil?

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад

      Ideally to help ensure a clean start, yes the soil surrounding the infected plant will have roots with the viroid that should be removed.

    • @fixtheapp418
      @fixtheapp418 Год назад +1

      If you’re growing in Living Soil properly making sure you don’t go anaerobic and inoculating with a Compost extract you will never have to worry about any pathogens, viruses/Viroids If you are growing in Living Soil I would not take any advice from this guy your soil food web will be almost nonexistent and then you will have problems Because all of his advice absolutely nukes your soil food web and just causes more problems.

    • @RT-jv3su
      @RT-jv3su Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity are there any known complications of HLVd on people who smoke or otherwise consume cannabis affected by it?

  • @M311Y
    @M311Y Год назад

    Great information

  • @tcampbell807
    @tcampbell807 Год назад

    Starts @0:40 for those in a hurry lol.

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  Год назад +2

      Enjoy that 40 extra seconds.

    • @tcampbell807
      @tcampbell807 Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity 😆

    • @tcampbell807
      @tcampbell807 Год назад

      @@DeBaccoUniversity I was in a hurry today looking for cal mag stuff lol so I was skimming through