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Spray the entire plant with 1/2 tsp baking soda Into a 32oz water.
Sounds like you need better air circulation, which is the main contributor to PM.
Direct exposure to PM is definitely going to be a prime concern, however the spread of PM is mostly environmental. Lack of airflow, low temps, and high humidity are all contributors. How low do your temps go overnight, and what is the rh?Ill give that a try! hated the idea of getting milk or oil everywhere using the sprayer lol
obviously ill test a leaf or 2 first
I dont think that is the issue, I got 3 Fans blowing on them and they are in an open room with fresh air being pulled through.
Thanks for the input though!
Found some chrysanthemum flowers 4 feet away from my entrance that were hit with PWM as well, and they were in the open air and in full sun!
Might just be a hazard of this new location. Might have to do some cleaning and weeding by my intake vents....
If the PM grows into the plant, it will continue to come back. Once it gets into the plant it will not go away. looks like Kanzeon is well aware
PM is not systemic, that is a fallacy. People sometimes get confused because they might use a systemic such as Eagle20 to get rid of PM. However PM doesn't go into your plan in one spot and come out at a different spot, which is the definition of systemic. You can get rid of PM with the proper environmental controls. Sanitizing the grow area is a good idea too though.PM is systemic, it's like plant herpes. The clones and any plants grown from them will be susceptible to it.
I'd kill them, bleach everything, and start over. PM is no joke.
If the PM grows into the plant, it will continue to come back. Once it gets into the plant it will not go away. looks like Kanzeon is well aware
You guys didn't try hard enough. I've made it go away.I've fought that battle. Even if the genetics are some mad dank rare cuts like @kaka runs, it's not worth trying to fight it.
Forgot to also mention foliar spraying calcium when your plants are growing the most also has a huge benefit to managing and resisting pmPM is not systemic and you can definitely beat it but it’s not usually as easy as one spray and you’re good. The reason why people believe it’s systemic is because they will kill the visible spore on the leaf, but not the shoot(forgot what it’s actually called) that goes down into the plant to feed, but the pm doesn’t spread within a plant you you can completely eradicate it. Geraniol is excellent and killing both the spore and the shoot of pm, silica and beneficial microbes work wonders as well. I beat it in my room by using a combination of power si for silica and amino acids, and og Biowar foliar pack for one “beneficial” spray, and then I’d do another “kill” spray and rotate banish(concentrated geraniol) and something like plant therapy or purecrop1. I had pm in all my rooms in a 12 light grow and completely killed it
I've had PM. I've gotten rid of PM. Haven't seen it in a long time.Is Powdery Mildew Systemic?
Cannabis growers are divided when it comes to whether powdery mildew is systemic, but what does the science say?www.medicinalgenomics.com
"In one camp, there are those who believe PM is a systemic pathogen that permeates via the plant’s vascular system. Others believe is it superficial pest that spreads across the plant’s surface?
It turns out, there is a good reason for the debate. Based on the available literature and the tests we have conducted at Medicinal Genomics, it’s not clear whether PM is systemic. The science is still out. "
Regardless of whether it's technically systemic or not, the fact remains that once PM is visible, the spores contaminate everything in the surrounding area. Just because a grower can't see PM doesn't mean it's gone. Sure, someone can try to eliminate every last spore in an area and baby infected plants and it's possible for things to get better.
But the amount of effort required is so much higher that just dropping new seeds in new dirt after cleaning the environment thoroughly is generally the most efficient move.
I've had PM. I've gotten rid of PM. Haven't seen it in a long time.
Direct exposure to PM is definitely going to be a prime concern, however the spread of PM is mostly environmental. Lack of airflow, low temps, and high humidity are all contributors. How low do your temps go overnight, and what is the rh?
I do a foliar spray once a week now of power si, cal mg, and either purecrop1 or ogbiowar foliar up until week 2-3 of flower. Plants have never been healthier and have been pm free for about a year and a half nowMy temps overnight this time of year can drop to the low 50s, My RH is generally around 40-45%
It first appeared when i was watering some seeds with a mister next to them at night. Obvious no no as the mist was hitting them and was making them damp a couple hours B4 lights off
I think Step 1 is continually treat the plants. My guess is that my H202 spray is killing the "tops" but not the "roots" of the Mildew
So im going to do a baking soda test tomorrow morning
Step 2 will be clearing all the plants next to my intake vents vacuuming and wiping down the walls wherever i can reasonably reach
Step 3 will just be waiting a few weeks and seeing if its clear before i put em into the flower tent. Just gonna be a low and slow veg in the clone area i guess.
Also i think i will increase the airflow through the room during the day and turn it off during the night so it doesn't get so cold
I feel like i got some good advice!
Thanks for all the replies guys!
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