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Powerdery Mildew
#1
Posted 12 January 2012 - 06:14 AM
This has been stressing me the fuck out, so please share stories if you have them!!!!
Thanks all!!!!
P.L.R
#2
Posted 12 January 2012 - 07:35 AM
#3
Posted 12 January 2012 - 08:09 AM
#4
Posted 12 January 2012 - 08:17 AM
#5
Posted 13 January 2012 - 03:58 AM
Man you dont even know.. I am stresssssssing.. I read up on mildews and read about disinfecting ALL your shit. That was my mistake. This is my 4th grow using the same shit and the only thing I have cleaned is the pots. The funny thing is that this is the first time I havent had gnats **so far***
Let me go see if I can take some pics.....
Well to my relief it hasnt entirely spread, the SNS 244 FUNGICIDE
seems to instantly kill the mildew and so far doesent appear in the same spot (although it's only been a week of daily spot treatment)
But damn out of 12 plants I sprayed about 7 leaves of various trees... I check every fuckin leaf..
There has been about 5" of growth in a FUCKEN WEEK!!!! LMFAO
It's White Rhino and GMP so hopefully I only have 6-7 more weeks to go so hopefully daily treatment will prevent it. I will probably do an Azamax treatment in the bathtub next week.. but these BITCHES are getting pretty huge I think I should have flowered 2 weeks sooner
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#6
Posted 13 January 2012 - 04:11 AM
Start keeping your humidity lower. It thrives in moisture and poor ventilation. I got this once because I was excessively misting my vegging plants with water. The disease gets much worse during the flower cycle, trust me. It also stresses the plant slowing growth. If you get to harvest, it will be difficult to tell powdery white mildew from the tricomes.
We all learn the hard way because the practice of cannabis growing is so taboo. Don't even get me started on spider mites...
#7
Posted 13 January 2012 - 04:50 AM
And you mentioned te plants getting stressed and a slow growth rate, but since I noticed the first spec almost 2 weeks ago they have grown a little over a foot in 2 weeks with no signs of stress.
But Maaaaaaaaaaaan! CHOP THEM DOWN!?!?!?! fuuuck I have to think about this one
#8
Posted 13 January 2012 - 05:03 AM
# 2 Powdery mildew goes systemic, meaning throughout the plant, in and out.
#3 Only an anti-bacterial/anti-fungicide compound that treats systemic fungi will work.
Finally the only product or treatment that works is sulfur. Before penicilan, sulfur was used as a battlefield dressings.
A sulfur burner is the treatment that works allways. I use mine routinely during early veg stage and it inoculates them against the spor. Using it during budding must be done no later than week 5-6 into budding. Now my good man I have given you some info that you requested and a little education. If you want more specifics visit my tread and i will run you through all the specifics on usage and schedules. My tread is for education for all to learn some trick from an old guy. Don't be shy. SG1
#9
Posted 13 January 2012 - 05:29 AM
Yeah I have read about sulfur burners and am a bit woried becuase I have to others who live in my house. I am thinking of getting new curtains (Black Panda Film) and a new floor covering tommorw. I will probably give them an Azamax Bath and put them in the new area.
I am definetlygoing to follow your threads... And that you menioned it I am going to look further into the sulfur burning and see if I can do that shit without accedentilly killing everyone in my house.
From reading your post SG1 I see you dot use commercial nutes so I assume you dont use fungicides either. But I have read alot about this and I am also thinking of this ACTINOVATE | Organic Fungicide | Stops Disease | Safe for Pets, People and the Environment | Natural Industries, Inc.
What you think?
And like I said it very small specs but I am sooOOO worrie about it destroying my crop and or having any mildew in my buds.. WHHHHHHHHHHHHY!?!?!
#10
Posted 13 January 2012 - 04:10 PM
Wow I like this GUY !!! teach me oh wise one!!!! lol
Yeah I have read about sulfur burners and am a bit woried becuase I have to others who live in my house. I am thinking of getting new curtains (Black Panda Film) and a new floor covering tommorw. I will probably give them an Azamax Bath and put them in the new area.
I am definetlygoing to follow your threads... And that you menioned it I am going to look further into the sulfur burning and see if I can do that shit without accedentilly killing everyone in my house.
From reading your post SG1 I see you dot use commercial nutes so I assume you dont use fungicides either. But I have read alot about this and I am also thinking of this ACTINOVATE | Organic Fungicide | Stops Disease | Safe for Pets, People and the Environment | Natural Industries, Inc.
What you think?
And like I said it very small specs but I am sooOOO worrie about it destroying my crop and or having any mildew in my buds.. WHHHHHHHHHHHHY!?!?!
PM will always start off as little specks. They get much bigger with time, even with treatment. Sulfur Burning would be the best way to go, but it still won't completely kill it, only treat it.
Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it's still not there, (ie with clones). We had a local dispensary here in Cali give away some powdery white mildew clones unknowingly. The bud tender told me after I asked him why I was getting little white spots all over. When I bought the clones, they showed no sign of PM and it didn't start developing until after a couple of weeks of vegging.
It then spread to everything because I didn't want to chop her down.
When you're in full flower (about a month or so in) you will notice the tiny spots have gotten much larger by now and have spread up the stem, seeping in between the buds. Then finally, it will consume the bud completely.
You will notice stressing in mid flower. The vegging cycle doesn't seem to effect the plant much since new leaves are constantly growing so rapidly.
I submitted a picture of a Jack Herrer plant I grew with PM. This was the one I got from the dispensary. I got her to finish flowering and everything. Towards the end of flowering, I didn't want to use pesticides, so I used hydrogen peroxide to melt off the PM.
The picture is not the greatest because it was taken years ago with my phone. But you can see the damage is obvious. It almost looks like tricomes if you're not careful.
Instead of smoking this crap, I bubble bagged it and put the hash into edibles for safety.
After harvest, I replaced or wiped down everything. Since I now have control over moisture and ventilation, I haven't seen it since.
Good luck with your babies. Just remember your lungs are more important.
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#11
Posted 13 January 2012 - 06:00 PM
hope this helps cheep and easy fix the plants will take in all the milk
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#12
Posted 13 January 2012 - 06:48 PM
#13
Posted 13 January 2012 - 10:29 PM
#14
Posted 14 January 2012 - 02:12 PM
or powdered milk then , i will give it a go on my outside vegi garden this year.
thanks 1badbruce
Middy
#15
Posted 14 January 2012 - 04:33 PM
#16
Posted 15 January 2012 - 09:39 PM
It is difficult for me to admit, becuase now they are thriving!!!! and it only appears as specs here and there.But from stuff I have read it seems once you have it on the plant (in the plant) it will nearly never go away. Similar to Broncitis for humans. I think it goes dormant..?
Well I am going to take all my plants out tonight, throw them in the tub and soak them in Azamaz. I will cut unwanted growth as well. I am then going to put them in a spare room while i disinfect the growroom with some heay duty antibacterial bleach shit.. I also got a new cover for my carbon filter. Man I prey this shit works. I typically keep my harvest for myself and just end up giving it away to family and friends. But I smoke most of it LMFAO
Even though the crop looks amazing at this point from what I have read I almost feel like giving up and junking all those beatifull bitches!!!!!!!
I will take pictures tonight when lights are on and I have completed the tedius task of santizing everything
#17
Posted 16 January 2012 - 10:27 AM
wish me luck
BTW
I am watching some old 80's movie called Troll! Some trippy shit!! LMFAO
Trolls in some mystic garden in some dudes room.
#18
Posted 16 January 2012 - 06:03 PM
Fact #1. Powdery mildew can grow in any humidity and doesn't need water to survive.
# 2 Powdery mildew goes systemic, meaning throughout the plant, in and out.
#3 Only an anti-bacterial/anti-fungicide compound that treats systemic fungi will work.
Finally the only product or treatment that works is sulfur. Before penicilan, sulfur was used as a battlefield dressings.
A sulfur burner is the treatment that works allways. I use mine routinely during early veg stage and it inoculates them against the spor. Using it during budding must be done no later than week 5-6 into budding. Now my good man I have given you some info that you requested and a little education. If you want more specifics visit my tread and i will run you through all the specifics on usage and schedules. My tread is for education for all to learn some trick from an old guy. Don't be shy. SG1
I had a similar problem with a previous grow but never knew the right thing to do. Thanks 4 the info!
#19
Posted 17 January 2012 - 05:15 AM
#20
Posted 17 January 2012 - 06:34 AM
Well since I have disinfected my grow room and showered my girls in Azamax they look good but I know it's goingto return it's just a matter of time. I am also steadily feeding them Compost tea high in bacteria and hope this does somthing to fight off the the internal infection.
god damn I think this is my last grow LOL!
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