when to spray serenade? how often?

my battle to get the powdery mildew is still going on, today i sprayed the plants down with h202 and distilled water..should wipe everything out...now i know it will be back in a few days

i picked up some serenade today so my question is when should i spray and how often?
before lights go off spray?
while lights are on spray?
how often so i spray? every 5 days?
i want to use this as preventive because i know the pm is not gone im in week 2 of flowering right now

do i soak the plant in it?
just mist the plant?
soak the buds?
or mist the buds?
thanks

serenade dont work... n stop spraying with water... order sum eagle 20 or buy a sulpherburner good luck

thanks but i live in a apt and cant burn sulpher in it

does anyone know if serenade should be sprayed with lights on or off? i need to spray today and dont want to fuck up my plants

order some eagle 20... i promise u serenade does not work...

i appreciate your input but im not ordering another product before i try this one, this is my third im trying now. really i just need to know when to spray this, ive searched online for two days straight and cannot find a answer. my plants are looking like absolute shit

spray it lights on or off ..dont matter it will not work

Don't listen to the hater...just think about IPM.
Prevention (don't bring in plants with PM, select varieties that aren't as suceptable, don't take clones off of plants with PM)
Environmental control (Avoid big temperature swings, cool damp environments, increase air movement)
Manual removal
Biological Control (Serenade)
Chemical Control (Sulfur, Copper, Myclobutanil)

In that order.
Spray 1-2 hours before the lights come on. Start early in the life cycle, as this bacteria only eats the fruiting body of the disease and it may already be growing in the plant before you see it on the leaves. Soak clones in DM Zone before rooting.

Avoid systemic Fungicides (Eagle 20) because they will kill off the mycorrhizae as well.

http://www.serenadegarden.com/labels-msds/con-label.pdf

You will have to cut and paste this but I think it's what you're looking for. However I have to agree with Corso312 I've used it many many times and have had less than perfect results but hey ya gotta do something to save your crop. I've also heard of people using a milk and water mix 3part milk 1part water I think it is your basic spray and wash I think, you'd probably find it referenced here somewhere. Good luck and I'd disinfect that space as good as I could as soon as I could as the spores are probably not just on the plant at this point

thanks guys i sprayed them down yesterday left them out of the light for about 30 minutes each to dry..today they look alot better..no burns ..hoping it stopped the mildew or slowed it down..ill do it every 5 days till two weeks before harvest..stuff smells like shit..im tearing this room down sanatizing and rebuilding with a sulfar burner the next go

I have never had a problem with spores. I do burn small amounts(no more than 6 pieces of briquet charcoal at a time) of charcoal to produce co2 in a Hitachi mini-barbeque. These little barbecues have lids that can be closed after they're lit.

corso312, do you seriously burn sulfur? Just a heads up, when sulfur burns it produces a gas called SO2 (sulfur dioxide) this gas is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!! OH&S (Occupational Health & Safety) exposure limit for SO2 is 2ppm!! The gas is acid to your lungs. In higher ppms you cant breath and spit blood (your lungs melting).

i have not used a burner in a very long time...that was when i grew in a basement years ago.. i agree sulfur is bad 4 u... i did get burned one time with hot liquid on my bicep, nasty burn and i had a sore throat for a week after that. that was the last time i used the burner.

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corso312, do you seriously burn sulfur? Just a heads up, when sulfur burns it produces a gas called SO2 (sulfur dioxide) this gas is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!! OH&S (Occupational Health & Safety) exposure limit for SO2 is 2ppm!! The gas is acid to your lungs. In higher ppms you cant breath and spit blood (your lungs melting).

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alot of people burn sulfer, been a huge part of growing, for people dealing with pm probloms. thanks for caring good to go, but whats next i cant go into my room via cancer risk i might get from my lights?
one othe thing eagle 20 is the stuff on the market every one knows this, but u cant spray it in an apartment, no way.

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corso312, do you seriously burn sulfur? Just a heads up, when sulfur burns it produces a gas called SO2 (sulfur dioxide) this gas is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!! OH&S (Occupational Health & Safety) exposure limit for SO2 is 2ppm!! The gas is acid to your lungs. In higher ppms you cant breath and spit blood (your lungs melting).

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You don't actually 'burn' sulfur, that is just a term. Vaporizing would be correct. Sulfur burners/vaporizers don't get the sulfur hot enough to ignite, just enough to melt and vaporize it. Mine uses a light bulb for heating the sulfur flowers.

Burning sulfur is indeed not healthy.

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