Recent content by Okiedust49

Potassium Bicarbonate This is info I just googled and thought the formula by Ed Rosenthal to be possibly my next step. Maybe I'm not done with milk! Overview: A lot of organic fungicide products for powdery mildew are simply potassium bicarbonate and a sticker agent, plus a flashy label on...

Do you think the brown pistils decreased the thc content?

It's not a brand like Green Cure, just pb which I purchased from Amazon. The original recipe I had planned to use was pb 1 tbsp. with 1 tbsp. of vegetable oil. After hearing of the brown pistils I would probably go with 1 tsp of the pb and go from there.

If needed, I had planned to try the potassium bicarbonate next but after learning about the horsetail it may be my next treatment. My problem with the horsetail is that I only get out to my plants once weekly and the horsetail is recommended to be used three consecutive days weekly. I have not...

Thanks for the info Dog Star. I'm not doubting you a bit. I'll be ordering some Horsetail today. I just wanted to know how you made the tea.

I'm a bit hesitant spraying anything on them after my milk fiasco. If my fungus problem gets out of hand I'll probably have to treat again with something. I have some potassium bicarbonate but have not tried it yet. I read a post that one tablespoonful/gallon of water caused the pistils to turn...

Unfortunately, being an outdoor remote grow, keeping the buds dry is not possible as the dew has them wet every morning.

For the first time in decades of growing I've been dealing with leaf spot fungus this year. I have been using Copper octanoate 10% (copper soap) 4 tbsp./gal water with some success. I'm in my fourth week of flower and thought that maybe I should back off the copper and use something "milder" on...

Thanks for the reply. I will stick with the copper soap.

This is my first post. I'm an old fart, been growing for going on 50 years mostly outdoors. I have been very fortunate as I have never had any plant diseases until this year. I should have jumped on this problem when I saw it on one plant but unfortunately I let it go and now it has taken over...