29 days in, powdery mildew becoming rampent

max420thc said:

WOW..listen to me chief..a sulfer burner will kill it straight off(see ebay)..NO MOLD LIVES IN HYDROGEN PEROXIDE ..PERIOD..I DO NOT CARE WHAT ELSE YOU HEAR ON HERE...IT CANNOT ..food grade hydrogen peroxide 35% can be obtained typically at the hydro shop at around 25 bucks for a gallon of it.Mix it in a hudson sprayer accordingly and go to town...it should be done every single day just like i said and you will have no MOLD problems of any type what so ever...Your babys should be sprayed every single day.A few drops of H2O2..in the spray and you never have to worry about it again.NEVER.This should be part of your regular maintenance schedule anyway.Same with mite spray.It should be part of your regular schedule every month or two just to MAKE SURE.The best way to fix a problem is to never have a problem.Good luck again

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Mad Hamish said:

Hmmm love me some sulfur coated weed nom nom nom

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DLOPEZ1420 said:

Lmfao... some people like the sulphur taste and smell.

SILICA....

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DLOPEZ1420 said:

Lmfao... some people like the sulphur taste and smell.

SILICA....

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oakley1984 said:

so alas with all my knowledge i have finally become stumped at this pain in the ass fungus.

upon noticing the PM approx 12 days ago, i immediatly lowered humidity from 50 to 35%, lollipopped bottom of plants significantly harder than usual added fans to lower and upper canopy and have been treating with PM wash, everyday its coming in harder and more rampent. at this point im not sure if i should just cut my losses and cut the crop, bleach the room and start again.. or if i should continue to treat, or try using different methods for treatment, im really open to advice at this point

(im familiar with all the typical pm remedys, milk/water 1:7, sodium bicarb, baking soda (yes i know both are the same, but some like to list them separately as sodium bicarb can be a lil purer than baking soda)

so erm?

derp? i hate powdery mildew

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