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WPM diagnoses

Camillia

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Hey everyone! I have been outdoor growing for 3 years now. I have seen some white powder mildew over the years and have treated it with sodium bicarbonate and water mixture. This year is strange, I have not seen any WPM on the leafs, or stem. But I just noticed some, under and close to the buds. I have three 8 foot high plants. Only one is having this issue. The other two are happy! What do we think? Save the lady or have a bonfire with a few tears.
 

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Creeperpark

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Hey everyone! I have been outdoor growing for 3 years now. I have seen some white powder mildew over the years and have treated it with sodium bicarbonate and water mixture. This year is strange, I have not seen any WPM on the leafs, or stem. But I just noticed some, under and close to the buds. I have three 8 foot high plants. Only one is having this issue. The other two are happy! What do we think? Save the lady or have a bonfire with a few tears.
That's an indication that there's not enough calcium in the soil. Next year add some lime to your grow plots.
 

Jcue81

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Interesting, @Creeperpark- I did not know calcium played a role in preventing WPM. Is it a PH adjustment that brings the protection? I’d appreciate any other knowledge on the topic. 🙏🏼
 

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