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Gmoneybjj

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So I noticed some leads were starting to get powdery mildew, I don't really take any leafs off my plants b t after reading about it I removed all the infected leafs, & sprayed them with plant therapy.
After reading more about it I realized I had too many leafs close to each other and started to defoliate them. I'm 1 month unto flowering, do you guys think I took too much off?
 

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Brellie420

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Honestly I've defoliated right before I turn the plants into flower and I've defoliated all the way through flower as long as you wait a few weeks before you defoliate more you should be fine. What I'm curious about is what those mildew leaves look like if that's what you think it was cuz I could just be from inadequate air flow through your plants. Are you rotating them everyday and what kind of air flow do you have circulating through there. The problem with mildew or any type of mold in the plan is if it the leaves you have to act as quick as possible and then keep acting throughout the following weeks because if that gets to the buds your plants are done.
 
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Gmoneybjj

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Brellie420 said:
Honestly I've defoliated right before I turn the plants into flower and I've defoliated all the way through flower as long as you wait a few weeks before you defoliate more you should be fine. What I'm curious about is what those mildew leaves look like if that's what you think it was cuz I could just be from inadequate air flow through your plants. Are you rotating them everyday and what kind of air flow do you have circulating through there. The problem with mildew or any type of mold in the plan is if it the leaves you have to act as quick as possible and then keep acting throughout the following weeks because if that gets to the buds your plants are done.
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They are actually outside in a green house with good ventilation, but they were very bush with lots of leafs close to eachother
 
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