7 weeks into flowering and the mold has not spread to much. I did pick off another spoiled bud. I have tried to not get any water on plant. I have been covering the plant at night so that morning dew does not settle on plant. The humidity has been very high, 70% today. I had the plant covered when we received rain this past week. The weather is to be very hot and dry this coming week. I have soaked the ground with 8 gallons of water to flush any nutrients. Looking forward to getting the plant up to 8 weeks.
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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