Strongest fungicide?
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Gond00s
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bigger dehum
HashBucket
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The strongest fungicide you can spray on a plant WILL KILL YOU, or me if we split a smoke.
Wrong question.
Proper question:
"What can I do to prevent PM?"
What Gondoos is trying to say, above, is to 'get a bigger dehumidifier' - probably didn't know how to spell dehumidifier.
There are many treatments for PM on the market. Research and choose one and follow the directions carefully -- AND reduce the relative humidity in your room to prevent future infections.
Prevention is the key.
Even if you clear it up - it still affects your plant in a bad way.
Just keep it from happening.
Wrong question.
Proper question:
"What can I do to prevent PM?"
What Gondoos is trying to say, above, is to 'get a bigger dehumidifier' - probably didn't know how to spell dehumidifier.
There are many treatments for PM on the market. Research and choose one and follow the directions carefully -- AND reduce the relative humidity in your room to prevent future infections.
Prevention is the key.
Even if you clear it up - it still affects your plant in a bad way.
Just keep it from happening.
Hydrotech364
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H²O² Hydrogen Peroxide kills it! I wouldn't hose the bud down though. Defoliate lower branches and keep a bottle of hp.
420_Graze_It
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Eagle20 is one of the strongest on the market. You didn't ask for safest though.... 
Kassiopeija
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low rH (down to, at least 40%)
bend big buds apart
more circulative airflow to all tops
h2o2 can kill PM/fungus spores
entrance airfilter
bend big buds apart
more circulative airflow to all tops
h2o2 can kill PM/fungus spores
entrance airfilter
Kassiopeija
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that's true. it's more like a disinfectant.
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ganga gurl420
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Wine growers are not smoking their grapes so how does their methods apply to growing weed? People are giving you sound advice and you are not listening. You should learn better growing practices so that you are preventing fungus.
Even after people are telling you that it's not safe to smoke you still want to spray shit on your weed that is poison. What If someone with cancer smokes your stuff?
This is why I grow my own.... it's sad what people put on their plants....smh
Kassiopeija
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the funny thing is that many of these insecticides/pesticides will also attach to any person which is near to that growroom and alot of it can cause dna mutations or an endocrine turmoil. even without smoking.
ganga gurl420
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Oh I know! That is why I call it poison. There is no other word for it. No amount of money or high is worth putting that stuff on plants. I wish people would wake up
Kassiopeija
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spot on!
there's a few things you can do about this during the grow, for example get the N low once you hit the 12/12 routine. Fungus likes N alot, that's why most myko-products contain that as well.
Anyone heard of an extract from this plant
Equisetum arvense - Wikipedia
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The high amount of silicia should strengthen the cellwalls of cannabis making it more resistant to budrot
Renfro
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Eagle 20 BUT never in flower as when combusted it creates a cyanide byproduct and thats no bueno.
The way to solve the problems you have is to master controlling your environment. Humidity is the key here. Know that when temps drop and the absolute humidity remains constant, the relative humidity will rise dramatically. So if your room is 83F and 50% RH with lights on and when the lights go off and temps drop to say 70F the relative humidity spikes to 75%! To compound that problem, a dehumidifier is less efficient at the lower temperature.
So it's key to prevent the temperature from dropping faster than moisture can be removed from the air. Often you have to maintain the lights off temperature at 80F or above to allow the dehumidifier to function at high efficiency.
Good airflow, defoliation, lolipopping are all things to remember.
The way to solve the problems you have is to master controlling your environment. Humidity is the key here. Know that when temps drop and the absolute humidity remains constant, the relative humidity will rise dramatically. So if your room is 83F and 50% RH with lights on and when the lights go off and temps drop to say 70F the relative humidity spikes to 75%! To compound that problem, a dehumidifier is less efficient at the lower temperature.
So it's key to prevent the temperature from dropping faster than moisture can be removed from the air. Often you have to maintain the lights off temperature at 80F or above to allow the dehumidifier to function at high efficiency.
Good airflow, defoliation, lolipopping are all things to remember.
nurrgle
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Eagle 20 is the only thing that works on the spot with no reoccurrence. It also causes major health issues when burned because it can convert into poison gas.
it is used extensively by grape growers and is also used extensively IN VEG on herb all over the country. If it is used in veg and you are 3 months from harvest it will not show up in tests. I have used it in veg and would recommend dunking the plants rather then spraying to minimize spray everywhere.
I stopped using it a few years back and wouldn’t use it now. Like others said, the best thing to do is correct the issues causing it to bloom on your plants.
PM is everywhere no filter or anything like that will prevent it from entering your room. When conditions are right, it’s gonna bloom and run through your crop.
it is used extensively by grape growers and is also used extensively IN VEG on herb all over the country. If it is used in veg and you are 3 months from harvest it will not show up in tests. I have used it in veg and would recommend dunking the plants rather then spraying to minimize spray everywhere.
I stopped using it a few years back and wouldn’t use it now. Like others said, the best thing to do is correct the issues causing it to bloom on your plants.
PM is everywhere no filter or anything like that will prevent it from entering your room. When conditions are right, it’s gonna bloom and run through your crop.
DCcan
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I'd go with Giant Knotweed extract to go with that:Anyone heard of an extract from this plant
?Equisetum arvense - Wikipedia
Reynoutria_sachalinensis
...."Extract of Reynoutria sachalinensis (giant knotweed) is prepared by mixing the dried and ground plant material with ethanol. The ethanol extract consists of a mixture of many substances, including the substance(s) that induces resistance to certain fungi.
The ethanol extract is diluted with water and sprayed on plants early in their development to prevent development of fungal diseases. Applications can be repeated...."
That is what Regalia is made from, which has acquired and induced resistance to fungus for plants. This stuff grows everywhere on the planet these days.
Also adding some Serenade or similar biotics to the soil will help, getting taken up by plants.
Building an air intake box with UV sterilization may be your best bet if RH cant come down. Knocking down the spore count is a start.
The calmer air in the box will give the UV a chance to kill PM before getting sucked in, and systemics can prevent minor outbreaks, but humidity is the killer.
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Jypsy Dog
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Kicks Ass, Natural, use up to the day you kill her. So much Bad Info on this thread...
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Fungicide - Wikipedia
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Thegermling
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Bro did you just recommend eagle 20? Shame on you.
Eagle 20 stays in the plant tissue for YEARS. If you spray eagle 20 in veg and flower out those plants you will fail residual testing if you’re legal. If you take clones and pass them to friends and they grow those out they will also fail residual testing.
Also Powdery Mildew is not systemic. It is an obligate parasite. No need for eagle 20.
420_Graze_It
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Here come the hippies...