Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Singlemalt
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Have you tried a product like "Green Cure" fungicide? Main ingredient is Potassium bicarbonate. It works fairly well if you hammer the plants with it, and then rinse off when you harvest. Non-toxic. I use it in situations like yoursI hope I'll get enough. But everyday I'm picking off more and more
Jeffislovinlife
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More coffee was needed 
DarkWeb
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Never heard of green cure but I have to look through my old brewing stuff I might have it.
DCcan
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Spraying sulfur on everything else within 15 ft has helped this year.
Bent all the garden sativas down after stretch, get more sun and don't drip on each other after morning dew.
So far so good. Look like early finishers. The porch plant gets plenty of light, wind.
Bent all the garden sativas down after stretch, get more sun and don't drip on each other after morning dew.
So far so good. Look like early finishers. The porch plant gets plenty of light, wind.
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Singlemalt
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There are other identical products, I just used that brand cuz I have it lol. I think Amazon has a generic
edit: They are classified as "organic" , 85% KCO4
DarkWeb
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Singlemalt
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The metabisulfite may help as it's used to kill fungi in wine, I'd give it a shot while looking for the bicarb as it's likely more expensive since it's a specialty product
Singlemalt
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DarkWeb
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I can't find anything, on if anyone uses it. Not just for this but any plant for that matter.
Sun's out now and I don't think I'd find the bicarb local.
Singlemalt
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They don't for the metabisulfite as it's specialty for winemaking and more expensive. But it's purpose is fungicide for wine and won't hurt and worth the shot. If you have a local hydrostore they'd have the bicarb; it's mainly used for PM (powdery mildew) but known as a generic fungicide.
DarkWeb
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Singlemalt
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Yeah as close to 85% as you can get,if not then you may have to hit it more frequently. The stuff is safe, not like Regalia etc.
Paul Drake
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raratt
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I thought Regalia was safe because it is a natural cure? I am dealing with some PM in flower at the moment.
Singlemalt
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Regalia is "safe" but personally I wouldn't want to smoke it this close to harvest. Same with something like Spinosad or Bt. This close to harvest simple salts like the KCO4 are easy to rinse off when chopping. My age and shitty lungs I'm more cautious
RetiredToker76
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You're making me look bad. I still haven't gotten around to sealing the grout on my little 2X3 patch of wall. In my defense I have gone out gotten a job, bought a car, and rearranged my whole life in the last 2 weeks, but still slow down man.
Paul Drake
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side boob with some Dawn dish soap
DarkWeb
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LOL what? Where?