aldebaran1
New member
Hi,
I just tried Jorge Cervantes method of bathing off Powdery Midew in a Hydrogen Peroxide solution (about 30 ml of Hydrogen Peroxid 3% in six gallons of water). It worked perfectly - all went off. (Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7jE7qzfgQs)
The reason for this is that I had a temperature problem and my growroom was cooled out for about a week. And I was growing Durga mata - a bushy Indica that forms a very dense central cola. I successfully removed the Mildew by bathing them for 3-5 minutes in the solution and then rinsing with plain water and then drying with the help of a strong fan before drying (and eventually curing).
Now my question: I have several more plants that are affected and my idea is to try the same trick while the flowers stays in the pots (most have a week or more until mature.
Will that work do you think? Or will I kill/damage the plants?
I just tried Jorge Cervantes method of bathing off Powdery Midew in a Hydrogen Peroxide solution (about 30 ml of Hydrogen Peroxid 3% in six gallons of water). It worked perfectly - all went off. (Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7jE7qzfgQs)
The reason for this is that I had a temperature problem and my growroom was cooled out for about a week. And I was growing Durga mata - a bushy Indica that forms a very dense central cola. I successfully removed the Mildew by bathing them for 3-5 minutes in the solution and then rinsing with plain water and then drying with the help of a strong fan before drying (and eventually curing).
Now my question: I have several more plants that are affected and my idea is to try the same trick while the flowers stays in the pots (most have a week or more until mature.
Will that work do you think? Or will I kill/damage the plants?
