This product cleared up the problem........

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This worked for me with powdery mildew and fungus gnats . I tried milk and arm and hammer .neither cleared up powdery mildew completly then i used this and it worked.View attachment 1229987 View attachment 1229988


Edit ( Burns your flower hairs ! Use in early flowering only) Of course your getting to be screwed if its late flowering having serious issues.)

i used NEEM for mites.. worked good but do not make the mistake i did and spray it while the lights are on... spray before lights out... and also dont spray 3 days in a row.. spray every 5 days or every 5-10 days.

A "friend" of mine got the clap and used Penicillin shots to cure it. He is fine now. Oh did you say plant problem?

That stuff I posted is at lowes around 6 bucks controls diseases powdery mildew , and all the insects we encounter in one product .Cleared my pwdery mildew right up .

Say goodbye to fungus gnats and most other flying insects

Snow Crash said:

Say goodbye to fungus gnats and most other flying insects

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I see the No Pest strips suggested alot . I was worried about them being too strong for a small are the package says its good for like 1100 sq ft. That and they only kill the adults right . But I guess after a while the cycle through till they are all dead.

i used vodka in a spray bottle to kill the black gnats... milk and hydro peroxide killed mold on buds.

Note that the Natria burns your flower hairs .Only use in early flowering and avoid bud sites . It didn't burn them bad just the the last third I'd say .And when I used it I left them under low light with a fan on them till dry before I placed them back under the HPS . That spray works but it is highly reactive to intense light . It's mainly sulfer anyways and a low amount of pyrethrum . Can be mixed yourself but for a small garden it's worth the money to have a proper mix ready to go.