Is this the dreaded wpm??

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

When my light came on today I noticed these white spot on some of my lower bud growth I only seen it on these two pieces that I have pictures of below

CC Dobbs · Jan 4, 2015

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

CC Dobbs said:
Snow

Its cold enough but i dnt think so

skunkd0c · Jan 4, 2015

looks like powdery mildew, if it is you will soon know because that spreads very quickly

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

skunkd0c said:
looks like powdery mildew, if it is you will soon know because that spreads very quickly

How do i deal with it

skunkd0c · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
How do i deal with it

do you want to use chemicals, or natural remedies ?
the chemicals tend to work quicker
although some are against that kind of thing

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
How do i deal with it

Fix your environmental issues.

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

skunkd0c said:
do you want to use chemicals, or natural remedies ? Well its my first grow I really don't have any comparisons between natural and chemical im using chemical nutrients.
the chemicals tend to work quicker
although some are against that kind of thing

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

SnapsProvolone said:
Fix your environmental issues.

Yeah I'm waiting for my temp humidity Meter to get here should be here on Thursday. Then I can find out what my environment is.

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

skunkd0c said:
do you want to use chemicals, or natural remedies ?
the chemicals tend to work quicker
although some are against that kind of thing

I'm using Chemical nutes. so it dosent matter as long as it won't hurt my buds

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
Yeah I'm waiting for my temp humidity Meter to get here should be here on Thursday. Then I can find out what my environment is.

Well done, cart before the horse, always awesome to watch.

skunkd0c · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
I'm using Chemical nutes. so it dosent matter as long as it won't hurt my buds

if it is PM use a product that contains (myclobutanil)
systhane works, you should be able to find something similar in a regular garden store
its used for treating fruits too like grapes

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

Don't use myclobutanil during flower.

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

Actinovate, seranade, even a sulfur vaporizer, but seriously, fix the environmental issue.

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

SnapsProvolone said:
Don't use myclobutanil during flower.

Why? what will it do

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

SnapsProvolone said:
Well done, cart before the horse, always awesome to watch.

yea kinda just Figured I would pick stuff up along the way.

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
Why? what will it do

http://www.toxipedia.org/display/toxipedia/Myclobutanil

Yum yum

SnapsProvolone · Jan 4, 2015

superloud said:
yea kinda just Figured I would pick stuff up along the way.

A brilliant way to fail in a most egregious manner.

skunkd0c · Jan 4, 2015

SnapsProvolone said:
Don't use myclobutanil during flower.

he in early flower it will be ok , but otherwise i would agree, best used during veg

superloud · Jan 4, 2015

SnapsProvolone said:
A brilliant way to fail in a most egregious manner.

I don't belive its failure just. a learning Experience.

Is this the dreaded wpm??

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