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Fan Blowing 24 Hours and it doesn't Help.
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Hey Fiet, I see the fan blowing in the tent but don't see anything set up to exhaust the air in the pic. If that's just an early pics, my bad, otherwise you'll need an exhaust fan to get rid of the stale, moist air that PM loves.
You want Green Cure or if you cannot source that, you want potassium bicarbonate. About 4 teaspoons per gallon of water, use as a foliar spray'err down in veg. GreenCure is certified organic for use on tobacco, which is the closet thing you are gonna get to an analog to marijuana. And if I'm remembering correctly, PM is almost everywhere, it needs that humidity swing to really take off though. Low humidity to produce spores and spread, but high humidity for spores to germinate, I think. Keeping the humidity stable is a great first step to fixing it, but potassium bicarbonate should work for as long as you spray it.
LOL not much work? It is the only way to combat it without using poison, the cleanlights is a uvc system. Here is the link (if it is not too much work to click trololol) --> https://www.cleanlightdirect.com/en/ I have been using this for 10 years already and haven't used fungicide since and never looked back. This is the english site, but it is a dutch product so shipment in the EU is fast.
I never worry about mildew, even when it pops up in flowering cuz I know the cleanlights will take care of them, just need to shine your plants regularly. (in your case it it really won't take much time but with my greenhouse grows it took 30-60 minutes per day but those were BIG trees.
They even have a unit to filter the air, but I just use the portable hobby unit. But it is also possible to disinfect the incoming air if you want.
Ozon is dangerous to humans plus you gotta figure out the perfect exposure time and PPM and it can damage and kill plants if not used properly.
Wouldn't advise harsh chemicals, esp. if smoking plant/bud material later.
Natural remedies:
Baking Soda: Combine one tablespoon baking soda and one-half teaspoon of liquid, non-detergent soap with one gallon of water, and spray the mixture liberally on the plants. Mouthwash. The mouthwash you may use on a daily basis for killing the germs in your mouth can also be effective at killing powdery mildew spores.
Milk
Fresh cow’s milk diluted with water to a 10% solution. Research showed in most cases the 10% milk solution worked as well as the leading synthetic fungicide and as well as sulfur.
Garlic
Yet another kitchen remedy is garlic extracts, which can be made by blending two bulbs (not cloves!) of fresh garlic in a quart of water with a few drops of liquid soap. The liquid should be strained through cheesecloth to remove solids and then refrigerated. That concentrate should be diluted 1:10 with water before spraying.
Oils
Neem oil is labeled for control of powdery mildew, rust, blackspot, botrytis, downy mildew and other diseases. Spraying with 2.5 Tablespoons per gallon of water every 7 to 14 days is recommended.
Mint oil (Fungastop) and rosemary oil (Sporan) are now being marketed as fungicides. Cinnamaldehyde (Cinnamite) also has been effective at controlling powdery mildew.
In the past, milk, garlic and especially baking soda I found to work well, spraying 2-3x a day, under leaves, any plant material.
Once harvested, CLEAN area well, and allow to dry thoroughly.
hello
powdery mildew is everywhere waiting for right condition, if you have it you have the right weather condition, is simple
if you dont improve your weather condition, you will have again, im sorry to honesty
for plant in veg, you can use some checmical, is widely use in agriculture, it will kill the PM now, but if not systemic and not keep spray in time, it will return
in flower, you choose if spray... its your body
if you fight 1v1 with powder midlew you will lose most time
its like ninja, if you see it, then you already death
you need weather be hostile to it
more ventilation, and beware bring stuff from outside to tent (like leaf stick to your clothes)
best luck
hello
powdery mildew is everywhere waiting for right condition, if you have it you have the right weather condition, is simple
if you dont improve your weather condition, you will have again, im sorry to honesty
for plant in veg, you can use some checmical, is widely use in agriculture, it will kill the PM now, but if not systemic and not keep spray in time, it will return
in flower, you choose if spray... its your body
if you fight 1v1 with powder midlew you will lose most time
its like ninja, if you see it, then you already death
you need weather be hostile to it
more ventilation, and beware bring stuff from outside to tent (like leaf stick to your clothes)
best luck
The weather i can't do anythink... The Fan blowing Air out and the Air inside are come from outside and outside i can't control it! But last year's no problem with it doesn't matter with Humidity i have no PM! But maybe now the weather outside are good for spores and they come inside when i open my windows so i can't do anything. Do you prefer Chemical? I Spray with Milk hope it Helps in a long term.
No, PM in not systemic in the sense that it comes from the system of the plant, from what I've read and in my opinion. It is systemic in a macro system sense, meaning it is all around us in our environment. Just like mold PM is in the air outside, and inside, unless you are filtering your air. It propagates and thrives in the right conditions, such as moist stagnate air. Prevention should be your main line of defense.I have a important question: Is PM systematic? When a plant show sign are the Plant forever infested with PM ore can i fight the PM to nerver come back? Is this shit in the Plant i only can throw her out because my other Plants are can infected? Maybe all infected i don't know... How is the chance some plants are resistant against Mildew? I don't throw all my Genetics out
Yeah I've used greencure multiple years now on outdoor crops. The last year there was a food garden about 250 feet away that had a bad case of powdery mildew, I sprayed it with greencure and saved all the vegetables and just to be safe I sprayed my plants too. It never got through the woods to my plants, but I know it had a positive effect on the tomatoes, zucchini, peas, cucumbers, and I think he had asparagus but that didn't seem to be affected by the PM at all. And another post mentions Baking Soda, which is Sodium BiCarbonate. Potassium BiCarbonate is not exactly the same, but it is super safe to use Plus I feel like plants want Potassium more than Sodium, so that's why I prefer this over plain baking soda. And to add to what others are saying about environment, us seeing powdery mildew infestation is the symptom. The cause is the underlying environment issues, so just responding to the current batch of PM will only kill it, and do nothing about the next batch waiting to germinate, it's a bandaid fix. You have to fix the underlying cause, ie environment, before you can truly fix the symptom, the PM we visually see.Hey Agent Pothead, have you ever tried it? I tried greencure once but it didn't do anything for my PM and it smelled bad.
UV light also kills PM. There are specific lamps to do that.I have problem Houston... My Finished Autoflowers become PM infection after 15 days i fight them but the Shit come back but late in flower it is OK little leafs are infested but good to deal with it. The Main Problem are my New plants are now 15 Days old and 1 of them show the white spores i hope the other 5 are OK but today another show a white spot I remove the half leaf.. How high is the chance my other young plants are not infected??? Do i need to throw the plant away with the new Spot ore is a chance the PM don't come back? It's so sad i never thought it is so shitty to fight against it i dont want starting everything new
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