harvesting

about a week or so before harvesting a white powder begins to appair on the leaves of the plant,anybody knows what that is? and is it a good sign? or a bad sign?

That sure sounds like powdery mildew, which is a fungus. The spores are around, and when the plant ripens the trichomes seem to give a good growing area for the fungus. It could affect or ruin your crop. This close to harvest you should cut off any sign of it, carefully, and continue growing. Or in your judgement, harvest early and manicure the plant immediately, removing all affected parts.

If you're indoors, which I imagine since it's spring there, you'll need to fix this for future crops.

HTH

ty for the advise,any idea how to get rid of it please?

torrent said:

ty for the advise,any idea how to get rid of it please?

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FIRE!

... or a scissor-type apparatus, with the cutting and the shearing and the sharpness.

Give your plants some fans, if you have wind blow on them they won't get moldy, unless your relative humidity is way up there.

have another smoke vervejunkie..lol
ty zoob