White powdery mildew
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k.pippin10
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Will this process be fine in flower?
k.pippin10
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It is now August 6th and my plants are beginning to show their sexes and some are starting to bloom. This is a legal, outdoor Colorado grow with good airflow and generally low relative humidity. I need to take care of this powdery mildew problem before it gets out of hand. I was using an organic fungicide known as organicide until more recently. It was very oily and smells like fish scales. The organicide doesn't seem to work very well in my opinion tho. Does anyone have an organic product they could reference me to, preferably not a home remedy. Remember there are buds and buds ones on my plants right now. Thank you for any help!
shynee mac
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id wash the leaves really good with dish soap and water, then spray some water and baking soda at 1 tsp to a gallon every night for about three or four days...good luck
k.pippin10
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By wash do u mean heavily spray with one gallon sprayer or like hands and knees with a soapy dish wrag type wash? Lol
Bobbygreen24
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Just be sure to rinse the soap off, the ligth will burn the leaves if they are covered in soup in the morning
Saddly that hapened to me last month :'(
k.pippin10
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good to know! haha and thats relief i wasn't looking forward to hand washing leaves!!!
bi polar express
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Ive never had nor heard of burning caused from soap? I spray at 1 tbsp per Gallon of water and let the rain rinse it off during vegg and they've always been fine
bi polar express
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And I wouldn't recommend spraying soup on ur dope either
bi polar express
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Fucking soup hahahahaha!
420mon
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Yes, it's fine to spray neem while flowering, just try to get most of it on the leaves. You can neem Til chop, mon normaly doesn't neem the last week unless needed.
texasjack
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Bro take your pic down. Georgia ain't Colorado.
slownickel
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Manganese and copper foliar will help a lot. If your copper and manganese are high enough, you can't get PW. The more your soil is balanced the less problems you will have. If you are in GA, you are probably sitting in a lot of iron, which is the enemy (antagonistic) to manganese.
Calcium oxide applied to a pH of 11 or so also works well.
Calcium oxide applied to a pH of 11 or so also works well.
Sire Killem All
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green cure potassium bicarbonate.... @, I use serenade on my outdoor garden, stuff smells like death tho.