MMJ Dreaming 99
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Yes the best thing is fans blowing all the time but not blasting plants. Eagle 20 is the best but it pretty much toxic. Just curious what people here like. I know that Bonide Copper spray is pretty good.
Powdery Mildew - safe remedy
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MMJ Dreaming 99
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Is this one stand alone product? I have used Green Cleaner fir mites befoire but I know is does PM. Thanks.
xmatox
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Green cleaner is more of a pm wash. I prefer to use green cure, but too much of it causes the leafs to yellow and slightly burn, so I rotate through them.
Green cleaners description says it, "Washes powdery mildew right off the plant."
GreenSanta
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horsetail tea
xmatox
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Heard great stuff about this, but never tried it myself.
Beng01
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Eagle 20 is way more toxic than PM
And PM is everywhere, when given the proper environment it shows
Usually PM is due to poor growing conditions and can be remedied with a few simple organic products and a proper environment
Eagle 20 is some nasty shit and has no place in a cannabis garden
backtracker
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MMJ Dreaming 99
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I think the mix is 90% water and 10% skim skim milk. How about ACV? Thanks.
MMJ Dreaming 99
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Where do you get that bro? Thanks for the tip?
GreenSanta
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It's an ancient plant, found pretty much anywhere in North America and around the globe (wiki it). I have a few spots around where I live where I can harvest a bunch, dry it, and make teas with it year round. It's high in silica and very good fertilizer as well.
I have not seen powdery mildew in my garden for like 5 years so I don't really use it other than mulching with it.
It's the only plant that reproduces itself via spores, anyway, I love that shit, u can also make tea to drink and I love the taste myself.
ISK
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I use a simple formula that is very effective...also used it on a Zenna flower plant that was so impacted with PM...just wish I had before and after pic's of it
1 gallon of water
1 tablespoon of baking soda
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 tablespoon of dishwashing liquid
Mix the ingredients together and add them to a spray bottle.
Spray your plants just before lights out (or just before sunset if growing outdoors)
1 gallon of water
1 tablespoon of baking soda
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 tablespoon of dishwashing liquid
Mix the ingredients together and add them to a spray bottle.
Spray your plants just before lights out (or just before sunset if growing outdoors)
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chemphlegm
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a fan blowing around 80% humidity isnt going to stop fungi sorry. I read many mold growers here already using a fan to spread their humid spore rich air around their space to no avail.
I've brought infected vegging plants from my greenhouse into my sealed controlled rooms after hosing them down outdoors with water and drying them in the sun. I transplanted them in fresh indoor dirt and all went well.
they survived, flowered indoors and never saw the mold again. My rh never exceeds 50% indoors because I employ a dehumidifier to keep it that way. i am convinced mold doesnt flourish on plants if humidity is controlled. I've seen pm on old leaves at the bottom of my clone dome, fuzzy and all, no issues except an embarrassing removal. I am sorry this happens to growers though, mold is a bummer, shits always hanging out where the dehuey isnt right?
I've brought infected vegging plants from my greenhouse into my sealed controlled rooms after hosing them down outdoors with water and drying them in the sun. I transplanted them in fresh indoor dirt and all went well.
they survived, flowered indoors and never saw the mold again. My rh never exceeds 50% indoors because I employ a dehumidifier to keep it that way. i am convinced mold doesnt flourish on plants if humidity is controlled. I've seen pm on old leaves at the bottom of my clone dome, fuzzy and all, no issues except an embarrassing removal. I am sorry this happens to growers though, mold is a bummer, shits always hanging out where the dehuey isnt right?
Kcbscrogger
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Sm-90. It's a wetting agent that works great for pm.
MMJ Dreaming 99
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ISK
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it likely doesn't make a huge difference...I used Sunlight dish soap, heard of people using baby shampoo.... and I use olive oil instead vegetable oil
NaturalFarmer
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HEPA filter....FTW
Potassium Bicarbonate + bronners and water (or just get greencure)
Outside I have used milk on squash with some success but I believe it needs to be baked with UV from the sun for a few hours after being sprayed.
Potassium Bicarbonate + bronners and water (or just get greencure)
Outside I have used milk on squash with some success but I believe it needs to be baked with UV from the sun for a few hours after being sprayed.
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