Jack Larson
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I use Liqui-Cop by Monterey http://www.montereylawngarden.com/pdf/Liqui-Cop-2-column-(04).pdf I used it twice and the PM was gone.
Powdery Mold Questions
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lowryder11
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dude milk? seriously? i bought some shit called Greencure and mixed it up with water and sprayed it on every once in a while when it seemed to restimulate. mold is gone.... for now
Cali.Grown>408
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Aw dude i totally forgot..i use to get powdery mildew issue's and now i use Hygrozyme and honestly haven't had it since i started using it..i also keep my humidity lower and give plants more space.
Hygrozyme is a highly refined enzymatic cleaner/facilitator for dead matter. Keeping in mind that it is sterile and inert, Hygrozyme cannot kill anything. Its key role therefore is to act as a prophylactic. Many leaf borne diseases like Black Spot, of Powdery Mildew flourish in the presence of dead matter. Transferred by humans, macro organisms or air borne arrival, these diseases can set in quickly when in the presence of dead matter. The regular use of Hygrozyme can be a deterrent by removing dead matter and at the same time fostering the presence of beneficial micro organisms on leaf surfaces and in the grow medium or hydroponic solution. This is especially the case in combination with compost extracts that contain micro protagonists. For best results it should be used right from the start of a clean system to maintain those conditions. Applications at a rate of 1.5 ml per 1 litre are sufficient.
Cali.Grown>408
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i add it once of week by its self or with a carb booster and/or organic magnesium boosters
Jack Larson
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I love Hygrozyme, I use it all the time (works great for clones ) best $ I ever spent!
Cali.Grown>408
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yes sir..it is pricey though but u only use it once a week..i bought the gallon jug..it was a couple grows ago but i could swear a gallon ran me like $100-$120
Jack Larson
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Don't wanna highjack but what carbs. do you use ? I just got some Carbo Blast never used it before.Ive always used Sweet, but this was cheaper and my hydro shop guy said it would work just as well only not as much money $20 for 650Mg
Danielsgb
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Yea seriously.lol
Milk is another very effective spray for powdery mildew. Mix the milk at a ratio of one part of milk to nine parts of water and spray weekly. Do NOT go higher than 3 milk to 9 water or youll attract other fungus problems that want to feed on the milk. Skim milk works well as it contains no fat to turn rancid (and attract other problems that like the smell of rotting fats.)
Read more: http://www.simplegiftsfarm.com/powdery-mildew.html#ixzz1KvYybkCD
How does milk control powdery mildew?
Scientist aren't 100% sure how milk works to control this disease. It seems that milk is a natural germicide. In addition, it contains several naturally occurring salts and amino acids that are taken up by the plant. From previous experiments using sodium bicarbonate, potassium phosphate, and other salts, researchers have found that the disease is sensitive to these salts. It is possible then, that milk boosts the plant's immune system to prevent the disease.
http://www.thefrugallife.com/mildew.html
Cali.Grown>408
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Carboload from AN powder form..always have and it works good but i will be buying something different next time..i might get what u use..ima go by price, whatever's the cheapest..or around the cheapest
mr.smileyface
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Vaporizes sulpher in your room. I burn it for an hour every day before the lights go on. That way i know my fan is off.
Your gonna have to spray them at least twice. Once in veg and once early flowering.
Dehum is good and so is an AC. both bring the humidity down. draw back is power. and ac is only on in the day.
Your gonna have to spray them at least twice. Once in veg and once early flowering.
Dehum is good and so is an AC. both bring the humidity down. draw back is power. and ac is only on in the day.