Yeah that's likely at least on some strains, depending on the bud/leaf structure and how far in they are. If I got it indoor I'd just use the baking soda. Haven't seen it for a while, I do a sulfur burn and cleaning between rounds to kill anything in there and it seems to keep it away. Plus spraying them in veg before going in with the baking soda, in veg it's harmless and keeps them clean.
I have heard loads of dudes in Humboldt, CA use pesticides so it is all good bro.
Just whatever's around, typically it's the arm & hammer brand. I doubt it would be effective for spider mites. It works by changing the ph on the surface of the leaves which stops the PM from growing. Only issue is you have to spray every 10 days or so, sooner outdoor if it's been raining.
Thanks. What is your mildew mix with baking soda to water? Thank you.
I use 1 tspn per gallon of the baking soda, a few drops of vegetable oil, a few drops of dish soap to allow it all to bind/mix. I find it blends and works better if you let it sit for about 48 hours and give it a shake every once in a while.
I've read/heard about that horsetail mix but never tried it. I'm finding now that if I do a sulfur burn to kill everything in the room (no plants in the room or fans on while it's burning) in between rounds which is every 4 weeks or so, the PM stays away. I spray them with the baking soda mix just before going into flowering as well. I just couldn't keep it out until I started the sulfur burns.
did you notice any difference in yields.... at the end of the day it doesn't matter because u pulled through stress free of bullshit mold