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The plant has been outside for 2 weeks. It will be supported with extra strong tomato cages. I tied 4 of the main branches over to the wire to allow more light to reach lower bud sites. Windows were used to protect from the prevailing winds. In spite of it raining 4 days this week I have been able to give the plant 3 liters of water with nutrients. On the sunny days it has been very warm, reaching 30 C. I noticed while reading that some commercial nutrients for the flowering stage include some form of sugar. I decided I would give it a try.
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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