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Was looking at “green cure” on amazon and it looked good. Will order it today and get it in 2 days... unless you recommend something else I can get off a shelf at Walmart/Lowe’s/Home Depot.
I named three different sprays and sulfur burning above ?
I just seen your post. Not sure what sulfur burning is but I’m looking it up.
Baking soda works well too (but copper is the best) you'll have to search the baking soda / water ratio though, I have it mixed by the gallon and I can't remember what I mixed it at?
So I can use just water and baking soda? It’s 2 weeks into flower so I’d rather not use neem oil.
.. it's this let me know if you have any other questions I got it on Amazon it's about 78 bucks if I recall
Looks like a lot lol I’ll have to read up more on that sulfur burner. Seems like a lot gs using copper and just spraying on?
It's just copper, says you can use it on Tobacco or fruit up to the day you harvest, I do Bud wash when I harvest anyway, so..
So that sulfur burner... I just put soil sulfur in it and plug it into my tent hanging?? By what I got from it...
You got to buy sulfur prills read up on it I don't have a link but it I got it on Amazon Growers Edge is the company, the sulfa prills are about 12 bucks and they last forever
Yeah, I told ya the sulfer burner was alot to deal with. Green Cure is 100% organic I have never used it for rust tho. However it works well for powder mildew. That's what I used it for. If you you do use it go with the lower end of the recommended dose, because it will burn at higher dose. I have heard citric acid based fungicide works well for rust. Bet you could do a quick Google search, and find home remedies for rust fungus. Maybe do that first.
That's why I mentioned baking soda because most benign. I've heard someone who I hold in high regard as a grower recommending the green cure so it's probably fine too ? But I've only told you what I do and it works too good luck
Sorry didn't see this post yes you can use this I think it's a tablespoon per gallon? you're going to have to look it up cuz I don't know, I mixed two gallon jugs of everything and they last a while
I’ll try baking soda first as it seems to be cheapest/I already have it in my kitchen. If it doesn’t do much I’ll try copper spray next.
Sulfur's the easiest; plug it in, shut the door. Initial cost is the highest tho. Good call on the Eagle 20!
I lied... I don’t have baking soda. I thought I did. Well if I’m spending money now I’m just going to go with copper spray. Ordering the concrete off amazon but also going to Lowe’s today to see if they have that mix. So I can use it now and not wait 2-3 days.