thatreedocta
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Question in title.
Will spraying h2o2 on buds negatively effect the buds or degrade the thc?
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NightOwlBono
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I wouldn't do it,for any reason.
if someone told you it will kill bugs,they are probably right,but don't do it.
if you want a test,spray h202 on a house plant or plants in your yard.......see what happens.
im like the other two guys,I want to know why you would do this,or what the benefit is
if someone told you it will kill bugs,they are probably right,but don't do it.
if you want a test,spray h202 on a house plant or plants in your yard.......see what happens.
im like the other two guys,I want to know why you would do this,or what the benefit is
thatreedocta
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its to kill powdery mildew. Dont ever get it because your pretty much fucked for the rest of your grows unless you change out all you equipment because all it takes is for there to be just one little peice of powdery mildew to start an infection that can't be stopped, only slowed down. It does kill the mildew for a week or so but im wondering if it negatively effects the buds? i just started flowering
Ill say this...
I had some damping off issues, which is caused by fungus or mold. So along with a cinimon water bath, my next round of seedlings got dousced with h202.
H2o2 is toxic to anerobic organisims because of the chemical bonds between hydrogen and oxygen... The extra oxygen atom is freely given off in h2o2 and thus is toxic to life that has oxygen toxicisity.
Any chemical reaction with h2o2 will yeild h2o and oxygen. My guess, based on chemistry, not experience with spraying on buds, is that the plant will be just fine, and any anerobic stuff will die.
I had some damping off issues, which is caused by fungus or mold. So along with a cinimon water bath, my next round of seedlings got dousced with h202.
H2o2 is toxic to anerobic organisims because of the chemical bonds between hydrogen and oxygen... The extra oxygen atom is freely given off in h2o2 and thus is toxic to life that has oxygen toxicisity.
Any chemical reaction with h2o2 will yeild h2o and oxygen. My guess, based on chemistry, not experience with spraying on buds, is that the plant will be just fine, and any anerobic stuff will die.
thatreedocta
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Yeah I've sprayed the plant plenty of times in veg and its perfectly fine but im wondering about what it will do to the buds
Nothing, I would imagin. I've never grown the first pot plant yet, but unless oxygen is toxic to something, h202 sits on it like water.
I doubt it would have any affect on a bud beyond watter.
I'm only chyming in because no one else has. But I know a fair amount about h2o2 from my mushroom growing days, my micro-biology and chemistry days at university.
If it had any adverse affect, I would be shocked.
I doubt it would have any affect on a bud beyond watter.
I'm only chyming in because no one else has. But I know a fair amount about h2o2 from my mushroom growing days, my micro-biology and chemistry days at university.
If it had any adverse affect, I would be shocked.
Todd lovell
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What would you recommend buying for powder mildew on plants that are almost 2 weeks away from harvest
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Lucky Luke
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Plant Therapy from https://www.lostcoastplanttherapy.com/ I'm sure theres at least one other that slips my mind atm.
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Grow Lights Australia
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H2O2 is an oxidising agent that will oxidise almost any organic material as you increase the concentration. In higher doses, it will damage plants.
One of the best organic fungicides is potassium bicarbonate which is commonly available.
It has the bonus of providing your plants with foliar potassium right when it needs it, during flower.
There's a good list of natural fungicides here: https://dengarden.com/gardening/Organic-Methods-of-Exterminating-Powdery-Mildew
One of the best organic fungicides is potassium bicarbonate which is commonly available.
It has the bonus of providing your plants with foliar potassium right when it needs it, during flower.
There's a good list of natural fungicides here: https://dengarden.com/gardening/Organic-Methods-of-Exterminating-Powdery-Mildew
You might be screwed man being that late into flower it's not good to spray stuff on your buds and you got powdery mildew in that stuff so me personally I would toss the plant it wouldn't be healthy to smoke that shit and I don't think yoh can get rid of it that late into flower if it was earlier in flower maybe
Rusty808
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I've used SM-90 for mildew, and I was told you can use it well into flower. I haven't used it beyond a week or two after light switch, though.
Lucky Luke
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These guys have a free sample going to. Just pay shipping.
There is also a 10% discount if use a code from GML.
Dr. Who
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This guy is right and you guys ignore him?
Green cure at 1 TBL per gallon of water and spray at any time....
You want PM gone.......
Sulfur burner - You still have to go in the area and sanitize under anything that you did not move out and clean.
I would be hitting the sulfur again after that.
Boom, done.
pulpoinspace
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if you're indoor fix your environment and the PM will go away. if you're outdoor you should do this anyway imo
Same. How frequently have you sprayed? I'm waiting 7 days between sprays but I wanna bump it up to every 4. I'm 3 weeks out
LinguaPeel
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Ozone is the answer
Greencured bud tastes like shit btw
Greencured bud tastes like shit btw