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Hi everyone I am asking for advice and techniques to treat Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
Is Asparin the only treatment that works?
Is Asparin the only treatment that works?
You have any pics Colorado? Coincidently I have some fava beans (growing where my plants will be transplanted) and was thinking they're showing signs of TMV. I haven't noticed any aphids (which can cause the wrinkling/bubbling on leaf), but did see a leaf hopper the other day (which carries a number of disease that can also cause leaf deformities). But the leaf coloring has be thinking it's TMVHi everyone I am asking for advice and techniques to treat Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
Is Asparin the only treatment that works?
You have any pics Colorado? Coincidently I have some fava beans (growing where my plants will be transplanted) and was thinking they're showing signs of TMV. I haven't noticed any aphids (which can cause the wrinkling/bubbling on leaf), but did see a leaf hopper the other day (which carries a number of disease that can also cause leaf deformities). But the leaf coloring has be thinking it's TMV
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Thats amazing that you can diagnose without pictures or information. Im not looking for people to argue with. This is the third time my plants have had TMV and each time I have successfully treated it with asparin. I was wondering if there were any other treatment besides asparin. My plants have tobacco mosaic virus.Your plants do not have TMV.
My plants have tobacco mosaic virus. If you know of a way to treat is besides asparin i would love to hear it. Otherwise no need to commentCould be a micronuterient deficiency. Mn.
Thanks i will take a closer look just in caseGot dizzy from staring through my loupe for 20 minutes, but finally saw some thrips (which are hanging out in the rolled up growing shoots). So I'm going to give em a blast of Spinosad when the sun drops down a bit. Hopefully they're the problem (as they're easy to kill).
I only know how to identify it in cannabis. Not sure if your plant has TMV. If you want to you can dissolve 325 mg of powdered uncoated asparin per gallon of water and water the plant with this solution every other watering or once a week, whichever is more often. If the new growth suddenly reverts back to normal looking healthy then it might be TMV and continue with the asparin treatment every other watering or every watering in more severe cases until growth normalizes then go back to every other watering. Asparin is converted to salysilic acid inside the plant and this helps the plant fight off the virus.You have any pics Colorado? Coincidently I have some fava beans (growing where my plants will be transplanted) and was thinking they're showing signs of TMV. I haven't noticed any aphids (which can cause the wrinkling/bubbling on leaf), but did see a leaf hopper the other day (which carries a number of disease that can also cause leaf deformities). But the leaf coloring has be thinking it's TMV
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Oops this reply was meant to go with the picture you shared. This is my first day on this forum still learning how to use itI only know how to identify it in cannabis. Not sure if your plant has TMV. If you want to you can dissolve 325 mg of powdered uncoated asparin per gallon of water and water the plant with this solution every other watering or once a week, whichever is more often. If the new growth suddenly reverts back to normal looking healthy then it might be TMV and continue with the asparin treatment every other watering or every watering in more severe cases until growth normalizes then go back to every other watering. Asparin is converted to salysilic acid inside the plant and this helps the plant fight off the virus.
Could you show us the test results that shows you that your canna plants have TMV? Because every person that I have seen that thought they had it and had tests run, they all come negative. It might look like symptoms of TMV, but only testing can prove it.I only know how to identify it in cannabis. Not sure if your plant has TMV. If you want to you can dissolve 325 mg of powdered uncoated asparin per gallon of water and water the plant with this solution every other watering or once a week, whichever is more often. If the new growth suddenly reverts back to normal looking healthy then it might be TMV and continue with the asparin treatment every other watering or every watering in more severe cases until growth normalizes then go back to every other watering. Asparin is converted to salysilic acid inside the plant and this helps the plant fight off the virus.
My plants have tobacco mosaic virus. If you know of a way to treat is besides asparin i would love to hear it. Otherwise no need to comment
Why alienate the people trying to help you, even if you're positive you have TMV? That turns a lot of people off and you're less likely to get people who can help you to chime in.My plants have tobacco mosaic virus. If you know of a way to treat is besides asparin i would love to hear it. Otherwise no need to comment
Who tests cannabis for tmv in Colorado? How much is the test?Could you show us the test results that shows you that your canna plants have TMV? Because every person that I have seen that thought they had it and had tests run, they all come negative. It might look like symptoms of TMV, but only testing can prove it.
Whatever it is is responds positively to asparin but im worries about effects on qualityWho tests cannabis for tmv in Colorado? How much is the test?
Because in my experience, it works. Maybe they dont have TMV but they have something that looks like TMV with mosaic pattern looking variegated leaves, twisted and deformed new growth, looks like bleach was poured on top of the plants at week 2 and week 6 of flower, slowed growth, lower yield etc. I have dealt with it before and it pretty much goes away with asparin. If you domt know about asparin and plants do a quick google search. Asparin works wonders by boosting your plants immunityfrom what I understand it is not scientifically proven that cannabis can even get TMV, and if it can there is not cure for it, so why do you think that your tmv is curable with aspirin? surely since this virus has been around for a very long time you think people would have done this and solved tmv by now?