Powdery mildew Q

So I’ve read that the only way of sorting out powdery mildew is to not get it at all, my question is if I have said powdery mildew am I pretty f?@&ked going forward ? Plants are still in veg ... please help

Well kinda not really, I had PM issues starting on a few leaves 3rd week of August 2019 (outdoors) and was able to hold it back from getting bad enough to spread to the buds. Selective defoliation and greencure foliar sprays helped for me. I also gave the most affected plants h202 wash which worked pretty damn well to remove the PM.

I dont have much experience with indoor if thats what you got going on, but good airflow and keeping your temps/humidity in check is a pretty universal thing when it comes to preventing PM.

Along with cutting off leaves (reasonably) and destroying them, theres tons of different foliar applications that can assist, just search "PM foliar spray" on google. Picking high resistance strains, preventative foliar sprays, and planning ahead are great tools for next time. If you can prevent/avoid PM, thats dope. But if you get it its not the end of the world. There are hundreds of methods of attack out there, a lot of people have had the pleasure of dealing with good ol' PM lol.

Thanks so much for the reply bro will def take all your advice

An AirROS machine will stop PM in it's tracks.

Renfro said:

An AirROS machine will stop PM in it's tracks.

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A what machine?
Googled it, but still don't know.

I'm sure the AirROS works because it simply has to, it puts out a small amount of ozone that will oxidize fungus spores yet not enough to oxidize you. There are other clean air properties that are outstanding, but in short its expensive. If I were an expert I would have the 1000 to buy it, but I'm certainly not. Its likly a great investment, especially if your climate is clasified as Pacific maritime like mine.
and Id still need to dump my dehumidifyer 5 to 6 times a day. The pic is my back yard.