powdery mildew week 9 of flower

i know why it happened and all that just wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to get rid of it, original plan was to harvest this weekend, any chance that will still happen? thanks for any and all replies...

nope u can rid it with a sulfur burner but bud might taste funny

is that really the only way? i heard those are expensive and can be dangerous...

Get greencure bro.....buy it here http://www.muckbootsonline.com/GreenCure_Fungicide_p/gc8oz.htm

GreenCure® is a potassium bicarbonate-based fungicide Totally Organic

Spot spray the Mildew... its gone that fast....does not effect the taste or smell cause it has NO smell

Its Best to spray in the morning hours so the leaves or buds can dry

Heres the website for greencure www.greencure.net

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• .........................................................................................................Odorless - no foul smell
• Sprays on evenly and sticks to
  plant surfaces
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hell yeah dude thank you

nhus said:

i know why it happened and all that just wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to get rid of it, original plan was to harvest this weekend, any chance that will still happen? thanks for any and all replies...

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No matter what you end up using, turn up the heat and reduce the humidity if you can.

The effected leaves will shrivel up, and then you can harvest.
anything you lose, you wouldn't want to smoke anyway.

lowering humidity and raising heat is deffinatly something i can do, but have you heard of this milk spray? do you think that could work?

nhus said:

lowering humidity and raising heat is deffinatly something i can do, but have you heard of this milk spray? do you think that could work?

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The milk spray should work. You will just need to re-apply it every few days. Actually anything with a different PH high or low should kill it.

Then the lower humidity & heat will keep it at bay.

I use mildew cure it works ok, I started getting mildew around week 4 flowering and been using mildew cure since every 10 days or so. I'll just trimmout the mildew when I harvest, it seems to only grow on a certain leaf right next to the nugget but not on the nug itself so I'll just have super manicured herb. It was in the clones when I got them my humidity never goes above 50% and is usualy around 43-45 lights off and 35-43 lights on, temps are 68-70 lights off and 76-79 lights on. Hope this helps

golddog said:

The milk spray should work. You will just need to re-apply it every few days. Actually anything with a different PH high or low should kill it.

Then the lower humidity & heat will keep it at bay.

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so anything with a different PH? ive heard of this baking soda method that works because it has a PH 7 but you have to brush the dried baking soda off afterwords, so to eliminate the baking soda and just take water and make the PH 7 and use that as a spray, think that would work?

Never heard of that spray. Learn something new everyday. Good luck

I just buy some mildew cure it's cheap and safe as far as I know the only thing better is copper and it causes some nug damage for 2-3 days thats why I don't use it but I have a buddy that swears by it. Here's the link to the mildew cure http://www.hydroponicsoutlet.com/SaferGro-Mildew-Cure-Quart-p/smc705.htm

thanks for the link, itll come in handy but i think im gonna try the PH 7 water and see what happens...