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I am trying a new strain sold by Crop King Seeds here in Canada. CBD Strawberry Kush Feminized.
In one website I am told, if growing this strain outdoor, leave plenty of space because these plants can get some height on them.
Strawberry Kush CBD could help you with: Anxiety, Inflammation, Insomnia, Pain and Stress.
Another seed bank site says: With a cannabidiol (CBD) content of 9% and a low THC content of between 0.5% and 0.6%, this pot isn’t remotely psychoactive. Created purely as a therapeutic strain, CBD Strawberry Kush is the perfect option for aching patients seeking a natural alternative to synthetic medications. A potent painkiller, this pot can help those with a variety of physical ailments, including muscle spasms and multiple sclerosis, thanks to her relaxing effects. She’s also of benefit to the mind, easing stress and anxiety alongside various mood disorders.
Is there a product that one can buy in Canada that would prevent or control mold for an outdoor grower? It has been raining a lot so far this season. Has anyone had good experiences with said product? No pictures of the actual mold, as I have been picking it off.
in flower you have limited choices...
h2o2 3% is fine but can also cut it to reduce impact on plant. i wouldn't go below 1-2% concentration. also, get a surfactant of some type -- yucca extact or castille soap etc. othwerwise the water won't spread well. this will eventually singe the pistils..
clarified neem is prolly okay. that doesn't have the dangerous component, 'azardirechtin' (spelling way off, but close enough to recognize)
potassium bicarbonate or sodium bicarbonate will change pH and help control it too.
copper soap bottle says it can be used up to X days before harvest of edibles, but these aren't edibles... all that stuff did was burn my plant.
"cornell formula" is bsically the potassium bicarbonate, surfactant and whatver... it has no 'proof' behind it despite using a university's name.
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