Im growing indoors and my problem is this:
water forms by its self on a part of the leave, Then that dryes and where it was wet becomes white like, Im thinking its powdery mildo. I dont have a way of buying sulfer evaporator what can i do if it really is the mildo?

Help please!!!!!!
Leo from Brasil

I am curious as to how water forms by itself on your leaf. Is your humidity level too high? Do you foliar feed? Why would the leaves be wet? What is your ph level? What is the temp of your grow room? Did you get fertilizer on it? What strength are you using?

dont mist your plants then it wont be there.

I dont spray or wet to much, I did cut all the bottom fan laeves and the buds look awsome but I got the white powder like stains on the water leaves ner the buds. Also I noticed that some of the leaves r rolling down but not to much!!!! Is it going to be ok? please telme so!!! Tanks for replying
from brasil 420 grower!!!!!

God is pissed because you cut off the fan leaves. Your plant is now cursed.

Lol Mogie how exactly does the curse effect the smoke? Does the bud burn with the hate of a thousand evils?

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You r just joking please cutting the fan leaves dont fuck them up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????

No shes not joking the more leaves you got(to a certain extent), the more lights going to hit them the more/bigger buds you are going to have.

air I am going to question that statement.

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Symptoms:

White powdery fungus grows on the upper leaf surface of the lower leaves and flower parts.
Leaves may be twisted, distorted, then wilt and die.
On some plants such as kalanchoe, infected leaves have dry, corky, scab-like spots and fungal growth is not obvious.

Conditions favoring powdery mildew:

High relative humidity at night
Low relative humidity during day
70-80 F (22-27 C) temperatures (These conditions prevail in spring and fall)
The spores are carried by air currents and germinate on the leaf surface. Liquid water on leaves inhibits spore germination. The fungus grows on the leaf surface but sends fine threads (haustoria) into the cells to obtain nutrients. From the time a spore germinates to the time new spores form may require only 48 hr. High humidity favors spore formation while low humidity favors spore dispersal.

Some powdery mildew are inhibited by free moisture on leaves while others are favored by wetness on leaf surfaces.