The dreaded PM have you looked into micronized sulfur? The stuff works great as long as there is no flowers.works great in the colder spring weather.
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My Golden Tiger has some as well, so I'll have to find some other solutions. Neem works but I don't use it in flower. I'm going to give the Armor Si a test tomorrow if the SAGFF isn't effective (and I don't think it will be).
Sorry to hear about the PM-this weather sure isn't helping...
I don't know anything about it,so all I can offer is moral support...
Some sunshine sure wouldn't hurt though-maybe tomorrow, because it sure ain't happening today...
I don't know anything about it,so all I can offer is moral support...
Some sunshine sure wouldn't hurt though-maybe tomorrow, because it sure ain't happening today...
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Hope so! If it takes too long I may have to flower it this summer
. I hope one of the AF-47's is a girl...This string of cold grey rainy weather is making me re-think winter growing! Usually it's a day of rain and then a week of sun. Not this year.
Looks like you'll have plenty of time to water your plants now.
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Ain't that the truth!
Heavenly Hybrid
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Work on the roof?
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Nope! That tarp is working like a charm 
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Heavenly Hybrid
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Seems like I’m out of ideas for you then. What were the movies I recommended again? I recommend to watch those.
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Office Space and the Big Lebowski. If this goes on long enough I may end up watching them, but I can't during normal hours anyway because of this place!
Heavenly Hybrid
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Hot Tub Time Machine was my #1 suggestion, I do remember that one. I’m sure you’ll find ways to keep nice n busy
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I killed this today. Dunno what it is but I didn't want it living in my house.
Jack of all tradesThat does not sit well with my constitution. I enjoy baking bread and that's measured to the gram, and feeding with MegaCrop which is measured to the tenth
Big Lebowski now that's been awhile since I heard that movie name
‘Green Cleaner’ works on Powdery Mildew and can be used during flower just to add another product to that list of possible cures.
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Amy! Here's what I found...Green Cleaner: The active ingredients of Soybean Oil (39%) and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (19%) along with citric acid and isopropyl alcohol combine to make a potent treatment for russet mites, spider mites, mealybugs, powdery mildew and more!
That's a lot of oil, but here is Dr Bronner's castille soap, which doesn't list theirs by percentage: Water, Organic Coconut Oil, Potassium Hydroxide*, Organic Palm Kernel Oil, Organic Olive Oil, Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Citric Acid, Tocopherol
*None remains after saponifying oils into soap & glycerin.
I wonder which of those oils washes off more easily, or break down in sunlight.
I'm using my clone mothers as guinea pigs so we'll see how it goes.
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I used a sulphur based spray against bugs and pm but I found that after application it sucked out a lot of moisture from the leaves themselves and now they look permanently withered but still functioning...
CraZysWeeD
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Love that movie, Peter Stormare makes a point in how CraZy we swedes are.
Another great tip for watching is the Chernobyl series from HBO. Best series in a long time...
That might have been mankind's best defense against Corona you just killed off.
which spray did you use? I used to use a micronized sulfur powder which you would dissolve In water and never had a problem! Was yours a powder or pre mixed spray bottle?
I’ve experienced an effect a bit like that using either the Green cleaner or the Castile soap.
only on some plants tho...
ONe of my plants that has finer/softer leaves, the leaves go a bit crepe-paper like afterwards. Similar effect from both products. Other plants right alongside were not affected in the same way.
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