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Hobbes

Hobbes

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Now that Renfro is gone I have to be the voice of AirROS on RIU - I just ran Kali Mist for 17 weeks and not a touch of PM.

It looks like my sick tent syndrome is gone. I used an AirROS and Regalia.

If you're having Powdery Mildew problems call Michael at Sage.

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Hobbes

Hobbes

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LoveBudz420 said:
Still using it? Still happy?
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Hey LoveBudz

I use the AirROS constantly and I use a small dose of Regalia every feeding - I haven't had a touch of mildew since, over a year.

If you have the cash I highly recommend both Regalia and the AirROS.

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nxsov180db

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Hobbes said:
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Hey LoveBudz

I use the AirROS constantly and I use a small dose of Regalia every feeding - I haven't had a touch of mildew since, over a year.

If you have the cash I highly recommend both Regalia and the AirROS.

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What dose of regalia do you use with every feeding?
 
LoveBudz420

LoveBudz420

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Hobbes said:
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Hey LoveBudz

I use the AirROS constantly and I use a small dose of Regalia every feeding - I haven't had a touch of mildew since, over a year.

If you have the cash I highly recommend both Regalia and the AirROS.

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I'm confused.

You're using the Regalia as a foliar spray or as a root drench?
 
LoveBudz420

LoveBudz420

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Hobbes said:
Root drench, Regalia is some sticky stuff for foliar spray.
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I appreciate you and your feedback.

Do you mind if I ask you what is your primary problem with the stickiness? I ask because we are trying to develop a product that uses the same primary ingredient but in combination with something else, and our product will not be able to be used as a root drench.

Do you follow the manufacturer's recommended dose, or have you lowered it a bit?
 
Hobbes

Hobbes

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LoveBudz420 said:
I appreciate you and your feedback.

Do you mind if I ask you what is your primary problem with the stickiness?.
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Ive never used Regalia as a foliar spray so Im just surmising that the stickiness would cause trouble.

I worry about the Regalia coating will block light and that the stickiness will stick leaves together. Just guessing though, you no doubt have more knowledge about the subject.

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Is your product for WPM? How often do you spray?

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LoveBudz420

LoveBudz420

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Hobbes said:
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Ive never used Regalia as a foliar spray so Im just surmising that the stickiness would cause trouble.

I worry about the Regalia coating will block light and that the stickiness will stick leaves together. Just guessing though, you no doubt have more knowledge about the subject.

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Is your product for WPM? How often do you spray?

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Thanks for the feedback.

We have a patent for a product (sorry, I can't be specific in a public forum), and we somewhat accidentally backed into the extract of Giant Knotweed (Reynoutria sachalinensis), as being beneficial and amplifying the effects (that's the wrong word, sorry, I'm tired, I'll assume you can follow what I am trying to say).

The baseline product we have patented is sprayed until the plant/flowers are soaking wet, using a mist of 50 microns by preference, but anything is fine, once every 2 weeks in veg and once a week in flowering. I am growing outdoors, not greenhouse, but covered (transparent polycarbonate roof because it rains here often) in 84% humidity in Thailand with absurdly low Botrytis (1 tiny spot on 4 reasonable sized Auto plants that yielded 900g of trimmed flower (wet weight)). Previously everything with dense nugs went to rot, of course.

Now I am spraying often with things I want to spray with that I was fearful to spray. CalMag, Silica, Fish... whatever I want. I didn't even bother to defoliate, just to see if I could "bring it on". Nope, no rot. But PM is something we never get here, because it's hot. No reason this wont work on PM though. It kills single cell molds.

I can not really say what the product is, other than to say it is a) 100% natural and b) i would drink it if you asked me to.

I would be honored if you would receive a few bottles from us for free, and to give us your feedback. We are quietly confident you can turn off your AirROS.

Our V2.0 which would use extract of Giant Knotweed (Reynoutria sachalinensis) is still on paper and not yet in a bottle, so I very much appreciate the heads up that it is a sticky substance, we can't buy it locally here.
 
natureboygrower

natureboygrower

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Hobbes said:
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Ive never used Regalia as a foliar spray so Im just surmising that the stickiness would cause trouble.

I worry about the Regalia coating will block light and that the stickiness will stick leaves together. Just guessing though, you no doubt have more knowledge about the subject.

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Is your product for WPM? How often do you spray?

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I use it as a foliar on my outdoor 90% of the time and have had no issues. I would rather do a root drench but it would be too costly to that with 35gal pots.
 
Nizza

Nizza

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nxsov180db said:
Yes I believe it is but @Hobbes feeds it at every feeding at a lower dosage. Im wondering what dosage he feeds at with every feeding, and also if he tried that before using the AirRos or after..
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if you are hung up on buying one I'd try several things to address the issue before investing in this system
-increase airflow (no dead spots)
-clean 100% of surfaces (including fans)
-add Silica to plants nutrition
-add a UVA light into the flower room
-dehumidifier/humidifier (use RO in humidifier)
-temperature control (swings cause issues)
-adding IPM and cleaning schedule
-adding intake filters
-adding standalone hepa filter units

I did all this and stopped getting PM
 
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