Does burned pistils reduce the development of buds?

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Smokeytit90

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okmtnbiker said:
I would find something milder I think.
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Haven't yet used anything .

What do you think about any of the ingredients in this product . Can get at my local .


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  • Spray
  • Use pesticides safely, always read the label. Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. 5-chloro-2-methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one and 2-methyl-4-isothizol-3-one, Trifloxystrobin (ISO). May produce an allergic reaction
Features and benefits
Ensure clean healthy plants with Fungus Fighter Plus Ready to Use, Fungus Fighter Plus is a systemic fungicide that gives long-lasting control for up to 3 weeks. Systemic means that the fungicide is absorbed into the plants sap stream to eradicate and prevent the development of the disease. Fungus Fight Plus is the ideal solution to control Blackspot, Powdery, Mildew and Rust on Roses and Leaf Spot including Box Blight, Powdery Mildew and Rust including White Rust on woody and non woody ornamental garden plants and selected edibles
  • Controls all major leaf diseases of roses and ornamental plants
  • Two effective active ingredients give fast acting contact action and long lasting systemic action of up to 3 weeks
  • Use on houseplants, ornamental garden plants and selected edibles
  • The only fungicide approved for use on edibles in the UK for gardeners
  • Up to 3 weeks protection and stops spread of any existing infection
  • Working time: Controls for 3 weeks
 
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Smokeytit90

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okmtnbiker said:
What exactly are you battling and what makes you think that product damages pistils?
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Septoria , this is the product I'm thinking of using . Have used neem oil in a previous grow and learned the hard way not to use during flowering

Product details
Product information
  • Spray
  • Use pesticides safely, always read the label. Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. 5-chloro-2-methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one and 2-methyl-4-isothizol-3-one, Trifloxystrobin (ISO). May produce an allergic reaction
Features and benefits
Ensure clean healthy plants with Fungus Fighter Plus Ready to Use, Fungus Fighter Plus is a systemic fungicide that gives long-lasting control for up to 3 weeks. Systemic means that the fungicide is absorbed into the plants sap stream to eradicate and prevent the development of the disease. Fungus Fight Plus is the ideal solution to control Blackspot, Powdery, Mildew and Rust on Roses and Leaf Spot including Box Blight, Powdery Mildew and Rust including White Rust on woody and non woody ornamental garden plants and selected edibles
  • Controls all major leaf diseases of roses and ornamental plants
  • Two effective active ingredients give fast acting contact action and long lasting systemic action of up to 3 weeks
  • Use on houseplants, ornamental garden plants and selected edibles
  • The only fungicide approved for use on edibles in the UK for gardeners
  • Up to 3 weeks protection and stops spread of any existing infection
  • Working time: Controls for 3 weeks
 
okmtnbiker

okmtnbiker

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I looked up the Fungus Fighter Plus, it’s made by Bayer, and replaced earlier versions. If I weren’t organic I wouldn’t be afraid to use that.
 
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Rolla J

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Definitely. In mobile nutrient deficiency that starts at newer leaves such as calcium. Dead give away are them blotches. Unless you are being carless when u water, and them are water burn spots. But I doubt it. And your ppm in flower should be closer to 1000ppms
 
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Smokeytit90

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Rolla J said:
Definitely. In mobile nutrient deficiency that starts at newer leaves such as calcium. Dead give away are them blotches. Unless you are being carless when u water, and them are water burn spots. But I doubt it. And your ppm in flower should be closer to 1000ppms
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Ppm is 800 atm which I'm try and increase without overfeeding .I did a test of my water by itself which was 250-300. What do you think cal mag
 
Rolla J

Rolla J

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Cal mag would be a quick fix. My tap water is around that ppm as well. If my run off ppm is low like 800 I would be feeding. My ppm on runoff is around ~1400 throughout flower until around harvest
 
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