Don't see any visible pm anymore!
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Powdery Mildew questions?
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Don't see any visible pm anymore!
Hillbilly419
Member
Just bought me one and got in thank you for feedback !!!!!!!!
Regalia applied a couple of times before going into flowering should have you covered. Getting micronutrients up, zinc, manganese and copper will also help dramatically.
~star~crash~
Active member
hey slow>>> i tried Regalia this year but i was a bit late in my application ... $tuff is pricey & wonder if it will still be good & effective next year after 6 months of storage ??
Star,
Good products are usually pretty expensive. Expensive products are not always good. Choose wisely!
I met Ms. Marrone years ago, she was pretty amazing in her knowledge. Unfortunately she didn't make a bunch of good business decisions along the way. This Regalia product is really a good preventative. If you were late, well, you were late.
Call the manufacturer and ask about storage and let us all know what you find out!
~star~crash~
Active member
thank you sir!
RumblefishTwist
Member
If in a small space my cure was simply more fans blowing around/directly on the plants. That and a small dehumidifier. Luckily never had to resort to any pesticides.
Looks to be pm
Bjorn to farm.
Member
I have a Kush plant, bud on a stick, getting kind of purpley.
Anyway, it has a dead area an inch thick near the top but the tip is still green, so like a dead band.
Anyway, it has a dead area an inch thick near the top but the tip is still green, so like a dead band.
Bjorn to farm, it sounds like botrytis or gray mold. It can be brown- gray looking. It will spread so should be cut out, slightly beyond the infection. It will kill what's above the infection in time.
It only occurs when dead material gets wet enough for spores to grow, dead pistils and petioles are where I see it start late in flower. 65-75 are ideal temps for botrytis, pm as well I believe.
It only occurs when dead material gets wet enough for spores to grow, dead pistils and petioles are where I see it start late in flower. 65-75 are ideal temps for botrytis, pm as well I believe.
Sounds like a good way to spread the spores to the rest of the grow.
Bjorn to farm.
Member
Good answer.
It might have gotten splashed with water but it wouldn't have been much.
It's winter......dry air.
I've had it before but that was a summer grow.
I cut it down, not a great plant from start to finish.
i did see some more pm popping up after spraying with ozone. i think its because i stopped running my exhaust at night, i did that when i was having trouble sleeping lol.
Turning all the exhaust back on, and also going to grab a couple of extra fans.
The ozone definitely killed the pm though!
Turning all the exhaust back on, and also going to grab a couple of extra fans.
The ozone definitely killed the pm though!
