DK Jammin420
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if you dont have fungicide for mildew then is it okay to just remove the infected leaves? im 1-2 weeks away from harvest.
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DK Jammin420
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i dont have any of that, only have full fat milk and im not buying no fat milk just for that. where the fuck am i getting hydrogen peroxide from? baking soda is useless just get self raising flour. too late anyway i cut them off. they are fine
Bareback
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If you don't want good advice from a pro like @Dr Who then why the fuck do you ask. Like Dr said all you've done is remove what you see but it's still there enjoy smoking that mold.
DK Jammin420
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i asked what would be the worst repercussion of trimming the mildew, it was newly developed and caught it as soon as it started. only 2 leaves affected. chances of spores are extremely unlikely and i needed to take immediate action. i told you i cant make or get any fungicide that wouldn't give the mold time to develop further. just think about the question before you blurt out a fucking stupid response, not that hard to just ask for insight instead of assumption.
Bareback
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Ok so your saying that it was a yes or no kinda question. Got it.
I was just saying Dr. is sharp , and if you already had your mind made up why ask. Anyway do your thang it's cool.
DK Jammin420
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i know, you dont get the "well knowen member" thing for no reason and i respect his response. i just told him why that is not a possibility for my scenario, even if i have a vision of my plan. its always good to consult those who also have experience. its useful to listen to other, even if you already know.
DK Jammin420
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sorry if i offended you or dr.who
Dr. Who
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Nope, your golden! No offence taken!....
You might google up organic ways to kill powdery mildew.....You might find something that you can use - for later.....
There is a method of washing off PM from freshly harvested buds.....I listed a link here -
https://www.rollitup.org/t/the-definitive-guide-to-destroying-pm-and-keeping-it-away.891011/#post-12097120
Good luck!
chemphlegm
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"well known member" is given to everyone after some time and posts, even assholes get that status, not that I think Dr Who is any more asshole than anybody else here, much less maybe I'm hoping.
but you, dude, relax, we really just want to help you, bump start your success.We've got experience with everything that will plague you. We spent years and dollars to find success and now, we just like to give it away. I know, you read some top threads here and you just know you're going to get attacked...no worries, admin keeps that shit around for entertainment I think, not to make you defensive.
I hope your buds are perfect for you! pics seem to make friends and enemies here, post at your own risk lol
chemphlegm
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Dr. Who
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LOL - YUP!
Dr. Who
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NO but, it is a given solution that some follow.would you smoke bud that was once moldy ? just curious is all
I simply try and give as much info as I can......
It's always up to the person who has to, to decide for themselves......whats good for them, right?
I mean, we have those that use AN -
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natureboygrower
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i've never seen pm on buds themselves,is it white like it is on leaves?
chemphlegm
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chemphlegm
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"PM" is a description of a wide variety of fungus. It can appear differently in different circumstances. If there is pm on leaves there are spores in the bud. If there is bud rot in a bud its on the parts that you dont see also.
Bareback
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Ohh I wasn't offended. And I totally understand needing an answer to question that you asked with out mudding the water.
Good luck with your grow. Post some pics and I'll troll you later ( I meant talk later )
natureboygrower
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so,in your experience,youve mustve run into bud rot once or twice outdoors.what did you do? destroy the whole plant at the first sign?
Dr. Who
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Cutting it out has worked in the past..It's up to you to try it if you want.
It tells me you have too much moisture in the buds.
Keep them in good direct sun and attempt to protect from too much rain...
natureboygrower
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thank you.yeah,i had good luck with some early finishing strains last season,which im growing this season as well.i'm coastal,so there's always moisture in the am,rain or not.there's a greenhouse in my future