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Use till harvest it says....... Any people out there use this PM Wash? How was it?
 
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And that helps how? Pm wash is for powdery mildew right?
 
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"PM Wash leaves plants clean and vibrant. It’s in these kinds of conditions that plants learned to thrive in cooperation with the simple elements of a cleansing rain, a gentle breeze. Spray PM Wash throughout the growing and flowering cycle, up to and especially during harvest."

They are going to have to do a little better than this....... They don't even claim it does anything as far as I can tell........."cleansing rain"............ummmm........... yea.
 
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And that helps how? Pm wash is for powdery mildew right?

"PM Wash leaves plants clean and vibrant. It’s in these kinds of conditions that plants learned to thrive in cooperation with the simple elements of a cleansing rain, a gentle breeze. Spray PM Wash throughout the growing and flowering cycle, up to and especially during harvest."

They are going to have to do a little better than this....... They don't even claim it does anything as far as I can tell........."cleansing rain"............ummmm........... yea.
It will keep the pm from exploding throughout the garden. Any slight signs and this keeps it clean. If your not using it don't hate. You know it's for indoor........ Rain in a bottle, sure I'll buy that. All long as my gals are clean I'm happy.
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It will keep the pm from exploding throughout the garden. Any slight signs and this keeps it clean. If your not using it don't hate. You know it's for indoor........ Rain in a bottle, sure I'll buy that. All long as my gals are clean I'm happy.View attachment 656372

Not hating, just trying to understand what the product actually is......... And it seems you don't really know either maybe? Why would a product that washes the plants only targeted for indoor use? From what I gather from you, it's just to wash off PM.......Well, any water will do that right? What makes this water special, high ph maybe?
 
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Not hating, just trying to understand what the product actually is......... And it seems you don't really know either maybe? Why would a product that washes the plants only targeted for indoor use? From what I gather from you, it's just to wash off PM.......Well, any water will do that right? What makes this water special, high ph maybe?
I'm a gardener, same with you?
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The product is a leaf wash. I hope that can answer the question of use for this pm wash. I hope I've answered it correctly. No botanist here, but thick headed with knowledge.
 
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I'm a gardener, same with you?View attachment 656651 The product is a leaf wash. I hope that can answer the question of use for this pm wash. I hope I've answered it correctly. No botanist here, but thick headed with knowledge.

Powdery Mildew is a systemic disease. Meaning, that by the time your seeing the actual mildew on the leaves, it has throughly infected your plant.

Foliar applications can only kill the fruiting bodies of the PM, it CAN NOT wash it off of plants.

Best of luck.
Peace
 
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Powdery Mildew is a systemic disease. Meaning, that by the time your seeing the actual mildew on the leaves, it has throughly infected your plant.

Foliar applications can only kill the fruiting bodies of the PM, it CAN NOT wash it off of plants.

Best of luck.
Peace
You can also add milk powder to your growing media I use it all the time as a preventive measure and use the milk wash once a week .
 
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Powdery Mildew is a systemic disease. Meaning, that by the time your seeing the actual mildew on the leaves, it has throughly infected your plant.

Foliar applications can only kill the fruiting bodies of the PM, it CAN NOT wash it off of plants.

Best of luck.
Peace
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This knowledge comes from Maximum Yield. Calcium mannn.
 
Smerb

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I dug into my mags, found some more info.
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I have epilepsy and can't remember shit. I actually have white papers on my wall where I mix nutes, one reminds me the ph, temps for watering, grow room temps, things like that. My short term memory is staggered.
 
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My real question was has anyone used PM wash till harvest? At say 48 days in with a 60 day harvester. Basically to ensure trichomes stay intact.
 
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Interesting. Any time I've gotten PM I've had a hell of a time battling it . Neem oil or potassium bicarbonate have worked the best to suppress it in my experience, but that's all they did. They suppress it for maybe 2 weeks max. I've never been able to fully get rid of it. I think the best way to get rid of it is to start over with clean genes and get the environment in check. Oddly enough I've still gotten it in environments that I thought were fine.

That being said it's easy to get with incoming clones. I've rarely sprouted seeds that got pm, but I've had plenty of clone crops I got elsewhere that seemed to come with it.

Is there a way to completely get rid of it and not just suppress it? If so I'd like to know. I do find it interesting that adequate calcium levels help prevent against it.
 
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