Organic Powder mildew relief?!?! Harvest time is now!!!

organick

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Hydrygen Peroxidi will burst the resin sacks and totally mess-up your buds.

Air Flow!

Harvest when all tricombs are clowdy, no need for that much amber, once some of the plants are out of the grow area the problem should decrease.

This close to harvest any chems are a bad idea, making a solution of hydrated lime desolved to make a solution of about 9 pH spray in the morning (only morning) then wash of with water.

Topdress with thin, DRY, mulch or mushroom compost (Micro heard in the mulch gives mold competition), this realy works, watch over-watering.
 

drumsinttown

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As I sit here tonight, I have to say I have been cemented into a method that works.... 'Cause I just smoked the best out of at least 20 different strains of trainwreck that someone other than myself grew organically.... I noticed no degradation at all (at least I hope not) in the resin heads due to peroxide....

It has left almost unnoticable brown spots where the powder was.... Has completely removed any trace.... Potency is definitely not effected by my results....
 

Ohsogreen

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Drumsinttown... I have never used hydrogen peroxide quite that way. I was going to suggest, sulphur. You can buy agri sulphur at most Home & Garden Centers, or online at Wormways.com You put one cup, into a sauce pan with five cups of water. Bring it to a slow rolling boil, in your grow area. If the fumes are allowed to saturate the air in your grow space, the mildew is a gonner. Sulphur kills both mildew & fungi deader than dead. Done twice, 12 hours apart in a single day, it does not stand a chance.
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Hope this helps....
Keep it Real...Organic....
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Seamaiden

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Milk can be used to control powdery mildew. Google it. A dilution of 10% moo juice applied as a spray.
 

organick

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Never used hydrogen peroxide like that either.

Use it to break-down plant matter on my pre hash leaf and cut. Glad to hear the resin sacks stay put.
 
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