Is this powdery mildew?

[PJ Diaz]

sadly they are out of lady bugs, but I'll keep checking! Thanks!

Arbico is also an option, they are just a bit more expensive. I've been thinking about getting their nemetodes, but they are twice as expensive than Nature's Good Guys.

Ladybugs For Integrated Pest Management

2022 Update: Unavailable Until Further Notice We're aware ladybugs are the iconic beneficial insect. You've counted on them to help control soft-bodied pests in your garden, farm or greenhouse. Unfortunately, their popularity has contributed to their decline. Continued drought, wildfires and...

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[meangreengrowinmachine]

Arbico is also an option, they are just a bit more expensive. I've been thinking about getting their nemetodes, but they are twice as expensive than Nature's Good Guys.

Ladybugs For Integrated Pest Management

2022 Update: Unavailable Until Further Notice We're aware ladybugs are the iconic beneficial insect. You've counted on them to help control soft-bodied pests in your garden, farm or greenhouse. Unfortunately, their popularity has contributed to their decline. Continued drought, wildfires and...

www.arbico-organics.com

Looks like they are sold out there too currently. I'll keep watch on them also. Thanks!!

 

[xtsho]

I would definitely splurge for some Regalia with that in my yard! It was always my pumpkin plants that got it so I quit growing them.

I started spraying potassium silicate last summer and I didn't get any PM on my pumpkins, squash, or cucumbers. I did do a couple sprays of a sesame oil/citric acid blend I've been working on so It could have been a combination of both. But the result was I didn't get any PM where in past years I always did. I plan on following the same regimen I did last year.

 

[DCcan]

I started spraying potassium silicate last summer and I didn't get any PM on my pumpkins, squash, or cucumbers. I did do a couple sprays of a sesame oil/citric acid blend I've been working on so It could have been a combination of both. But the result was I didn't get any PM where in past years I always did. I plan on following the same regimen I did last year.

I got some Phosphorous acid to try in the garden this year as well as regalia and some biotics.
Anyone try this?

Reliant Systemic Fungicide, Quest

Reliant Systemic Fungicide Generic Agrifos Agri-Fos provides effective treatment for Sudden Oak Death, Downy Mildew, Phytophthora & Pythium in Ornamentals, Bedding Plants and Turf.

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[Massachusetts86]

I use 2 table spoons of baking soda mixed with warm water and spray the leaves. I had this problem with my outdoor grow last year due to high humidity and just the 2 plants overlapping each other about 4 " into each other. It spreads like wild fire and works it way towards the bud if you don't get it quick. It's a temporary fix until you find something better at least. The pain in the ass of it all is wiping off every leaf after spraying. But it works

 

[meangreengrowinmachine]

I trimmed off all my lower larffy shit, and have sprayed with the small amount of the dr I had and also have used a diluted alcohol and water solution... do I need to continue to do this daily? I am thinking that the iso and water solution (if it works) might be the best idea, since I'm into flower and it will evaporate off?