Baking soda film

So I sprayed a water, milk, apple cider vinegar, and baking soda mix onto a few plants because I saw a little wpm, I wiped it off and then lightly misted but there seems to be a white film in spots on the plants I'm assuming it's just left over baking soda from the evaporation. Will these spots affect anything?

Sure, especially if you put it right back under the lights after you sprayed them.
Milk really...? If you have " a little wpm" a little peroxide in water should clean that up.
If you continue to have that problem you can look into a product called Green Cure, that also fights pm.

Milk is just used as a base material to act as a fungal fighting wall, sort of like the mixes that call for organic dish soap, baking soda I believe works the same way.the mix works I've used it before, I just put to much baking soda in after a not being as precise as I should and didn't know if the film was a big deal. Never seen any affect from the mix before if sprayed on during lights.

I've used the above before and never again

go Neem Oil cold pressed is the best



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vostok said:

I've used the above before and never again

go Neem Oil cold pressed is the best

to my blog: https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/Entry/neem-oil.27514/

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Yah it kind of seems continuous, I keep it away for a couple weeks with this method but it seems to come back its truely a pain.

spraying neem oil on your plant

now will clean the leaves

and offer good mold and bug protection