Budding and powdery mildew

MICHI-CAN

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I’m using the Athena IPM currently. Been using it for 10 days now. It spammed the minor PM I had on the lower part of my thug pug I have outside & ain’t seen a sign of it since. First 2 applications I did back to back, and then every 3rd day going forward.
Well worth the free-99 ticket lol
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I add Regalia CG to my fertigation, water, every 3 weeks indoors. I was moderately impressed with it outdoors as a spray or water additive. Expensive too. I used Citronox for decades from the greenhouse I learned at. Gone in the US. Citric acid base and REAL organic solution.
 

HydroKid239

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I add Regalia CG to my fertigation, water, every 3 weeks indoors. I was moderately impressed with it outdoors as a spray or water additive. Expensive too. I used Citronox for decades from the greenhouse I learned at. Gone in the US. Citric acid base and REAL organic solution.
It's actually really good stuff. But it's expensive. Smells like weird wet cinnamon hearts or something aye. I've mentioned it in the past but you know some guys like to diy and say why buy that just diy. Neways I recommend it to any of my friends who ask. It's really an all around IPM spray and great for dunks.
This is really the first product I’ve used for pests/fungus. I know there are definitely some very cost effective methods to make my own. Now that I’ve got a taste of the outdoors this year, I’m going to be getting into using citric acid & also other plants that pest may just like a little more/plants that second as a natural repellent.
 

MICHI-CAN

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This is really the first product I’ve used for pests/fungus. I know there are definitely some very cost effective methods to make my own. Now that I’ve got a taste of the outdoors this year, I’m going to be getting into using citric acid & also other plants that pest may just like a little more/plants that second as a natural repellent.
My favorite is 1tbsp dish soap, 1tbsp soy or sesame oil, 1tbsp epsoms salt to 1/2 gallon of water. Spray weekly outdoors. Edible cost effective preventative across the board. Out door plants just more air and less water when temps fall.
 

HydroKid239

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My favorite is 1tbsp dish soap, 1tbsp soy or sesame oil, 1tbsp epsoms salt to 1/2 gallon of water. Spray weekly outdoors. Edible cost effective preventative across the board. Out door plants just more air and less water when temps fall.
Using Dawn dish soap in water was the 1st remedy I was told about for bugs.. along with others that I carelessly forgot over time, as I wasn’t even thinking of growing then.
The next time I think about tossing anything outside, they will be treated prior to putting them on their dinner plate.
Hoping that keeping them elevated & spraying around the place will help even more while they’re out there.
 

Iheartoregon

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I tried my best to clear out infected leaves and open it up. Once the sun goes down I’m gonna hit it with some canncontrol. Anybody ever use this stuff? Apparently it’s used for preventative methods. So I’m trying to clear out as much as I can, then I’ll hit it with this like every 3-5 days. The wonderful, trustful dude at the grow shop was telling me it could work.

as always, I’m down for the advice from you all.

thanks again in advance!
 

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