I've heard of that stuff from Annie, sounds great. I just looked it up on Amazon, and it seems hella pricey. I use Immunox by Spectracide, best stuff I've tried. My moms are in a tiny DYI tent, and they are jammed in there pretty tight. Before this product, they were constantly getting a variety of fungal infections (black spot, rust, pm, etc.) Now I just spray them every two weeks (just after taking clones) before I put them back in the tent. No infections at all anymore (it is systemic). It is super concentrated, one $15 bottle lasts me over 3 years. Just a cheaper alternative.
That stuff works (same stuff that's in Eagle20), but it's a nasty systemic pesticide, which stays in your plants for a long time, as it has a half-life of 64 days. I wouldn't use it on consumable crops.I've heard of that stuff from Annie, sounds great. I just looked it up on Amazon, and it seems hella pricey. I use Immunox by Spectracide, best stuff I've tried. My moms are in a tiny DYI tent, and they are jammed in there pretty tight. Before this product, they were constantly getting a variety of fungal infections (black spot, rust, pm, etc.) Now I just spray them every two weeks (just after taking clones) before I put them back in the tent. No infections at all anymore (it is systemic). It is super concentrated, one $15 bottle lasts me over 3 years. Just a cheaper alternative.
Amazon.com : Spectracide 100507462 Immunox Multi Purpose Fungicide Spray Concentrate, 16 fl oz, Yellow : Eagle Fungicide : Garden & Outdoor
Amazon.com : Spectracide 100507462 Immunox Multi Purpose Fungicide Spray Concentrate, 16 fl oz, Yellow : Eagle Fungicide : Garden & Outdoorwww.amazon.com
I didn't know it was a pesticide, I just use it to prevent fungus. It states that it is safe for consumables, it lists fruits and nuts at the top of the packaging, and fruits on the picture. Most reviewers use it on grapes and tomatoes. In any case, I only use it on the moms, so the plants are harvested about 90 days after the application. I feel that it is fine, unless there are credible studies that show that it is not. Only about half of my customers die, but I can't be sure those deaths are linked to this product.
Yikes, that doesn't sound good. Thanks for the info. Luckily, we have a resident professional chemist in our midst. @cannabineer , what do you think? Should I stop using the Immunox the way I do?
I would. Consumption is not the same as combustion, and combustion assures you’ll get fragments of myclobutanil in the smoke, and I’m betting against their safety. Regalia is pricy, but it makes for weed that is safe to smoke.
The problem is many "organic" sprays do not reveal total composition....can only speculate on volatiles if combusted.......We breathe these spores constantly.....I rather smoke herb with a little PM than risk combustion of foilar spray residue. A group in Cali., AIRC is deep into these matters.
It's safe for consumables but not really safe for combustion in my estimation. I'm sure the tobacco lobby differs. Cannabineer can talk more knowledgeably than I about its combustion profile but Hydrogen Cyanide is one of them and I'd rather not smoke that.
LOL gmta, your money or your life eh?
I’m less worried about the known volatiles like cyanide, monoxide etc. and more worried about the more reactive four-to-eight-carbon species that might attach to, say, DNA. What we don’t know in this instance can hurt us.
I would not do that. Combustion doesn't necessarily kill the spores and they will reside in your lungs for years. If you are against Regalia I would strongly suggest killing anything with PM.
Thanks, Bear. I'm gonna get the Regalia, and if it is effective in my garden, I will make the switch. PM me your invoice
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You can even see on the bottle of fungicide above....myclobutanil ........this chemical upon combustion produces toxins....no good dude.
