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Its in Oklahoma, but this is a low impact year for me so far. Last year when it was a bad year, my friends growing in town and in the middle of a 20 acre treeless field did not get it. Crossing my fingers that this dry summer continues!

Septoria on the sugar leaves won't hurt you, at least I have noticed no ill effects. What happens in bad years is that the septoria causes some of the sugar leaves to die back into the bud creating dead spots, at which point I usually harvest.

I have had leaf septoria 4 out of 5 years and your spotting doesn't look bad at all to me! You will have a harvest! It is nerve wracking but hang in there!

You should pollinate a cola of that Pineapple Chunk! Sometimes it is the individual plant that is resistant, not necessarily the strain. I'm growing a couple of children of my most resistant plant from last year and they have virtually no spots, even though plants right next to them have quite a...

Seems like my outdoor herms alot less than indoor, but it can happen. Sorry to hear it!

That dew point in the 40s makes that possible. Here ,we are hitting 100 degrees but the dew point is in the low 70s.

What climate do you live in? To keep the greenhouse that cool?

The soy oil in Lost Coast would leave a residue I would think. Zerotol is a modified form of hydrogen peroxide, that breaks down into oxygen and water, leaving no residue.

You can remove it but that is no guarantee you won't get more mold. Your problem looks like Powdery Mildew and Zerotol excels at knocking that out.

I know I sound like a broken record, but Zerotol, like I mentioned above, is a lifesaver for outdoor growers! Mold is everywhere outdoors, in humid climates. Been using it for the last 4 years, you can use it up til harvest, I've seen people spray it every day at certain times...

I would go at least another week, from what I can tell. Is that an auto?

Spray with Zerotol! You can use it all the way up to harvest and it leaves no residue. https://biosafesystems.com/product/zerotol-hc/

Spray Zerotol! No residue and you can use it up to the moment of harvest. It's been a lifesaver for my outdoor grows. https://biosafesystems.com/product/zerotol-hc/

I'm in Oklahoma. I pollinated a couple of branches of this girl today.

Sun grown organic here as well!

I'm in Oklahoma, way too hot and humid for a summer greenhouse grow here!

You can spray Zerotol up to the moment of harvest! No residue, unlike milk, which leaves plenty of residue when I tried it. Zerotol is a life saver outdoors...

I looked all over for the 7 foot concrete remesh in Oklahoma, but no luck! I could use 8 ft T posts and jack up the cages a couple of feet, but I need to protect the base of the plants from armadillos.

I really like using 5 ft tall by 3 ft diameter concrete remesh cages, wired to a T post. If the plants get big I add 2 more T posts and put 10 foot PVC pipes over them and then tie off with garden tape. I have had some of these cages for 20 years.

I'm at 36 degrees lat. and some of my plants have been flowering for 2 weeks, the rest have begun. This is a normal time for flowering to start here outdoors.