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Yodaweed

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You got some heat issues? How's your garden doing?

I'm waiting to hook my humidifier up. The water pads should be here tomorrow. 31% humidity.
30% humidity is the sweet spot for me, any more can start to cause powdery mildew. PM real bad out here where I live in Colorado I am trying to do an outdoor prevention around my house to prevent the spread.
 

Yodaweed

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Any of you guys know any ways to get PM spores out of the air? I been spraying Lysol and hopefully its working I haven't seen any PM for like a week but it always is on my mind. I know a sulfur burner but I don't feel safe with that in my basement.
 

Flaming Pie

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Any of you guys know any ways to get PM spores out of the air? I been spraying Lysol and hopefully its working I haven't seen any PM for like a week but it always is on my mind. I know a sulfur burner but I don't feel safe with that in my basement.
Spores are everywhere. Keep humidity below 50% lots of air movements above and below canopy.

Green Cure or home made lactobacillus foliar will prevent.
 

Yodaweed

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Spores are everywhere. Keep humidity below 50% lots of air movements above and below canopy.

Green Cure or home made lactobacillus foliar will prevent.
That's what I been doing :) thanks !
my spray is neem oil/soap/baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) green cure is potatassium bicarbiante
 

Flaming Pie

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30% humidity is the sweet spot for me, any more can start to cause powdery mildew. PM real bad out here where I live in Colorado I am trying to do an outdoor prevention around my house to prevent the spread.
I didn't see this.

I prefer 40% and I need it to be 40-45 for drying.
 

Yodaweed

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I didn't see this.

I prefer 40% and I need it to be 40-45 for drying.
I usually dry in a separate tent I used to use and now just use for drying, it fits a 3 tier drying rack perfectly and I can keep the humidity perfect around 50-55% which allows it to cure instead of just dry. but yea more humidity the better for drying where i'm at :)
 
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