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Jafman1978
Jafman1978started grow question 2y ago
The reason for wanting to remove some( not all) is last year I didn't and the plant got mold issues. Once mold comes that's it cut time or loose all. As the plant is in a green house coupled by the general area the humidity is always hi. So the idea is loose some is a gain
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 2y ago
There actually are some sprays that are effective. At work they recently started using a sulfur based one preflower as a preventative and it's working great throughout the entire flower period. Prior to that we were using an essential oil based fungicide to treat outbreaks. It's peppermint and rosemary oil based. It got rid of the PM but didn't prevent it from returning...but it was safe to use during flower.
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modmyplants
modmyplantsanswered grow question 2y ago
The simple usage of airflow, however you can accquire it will help way more, i would personally not take something off in flowering if you dont have to. I used chargable USB fans for my greenhouse, but not on cannabis, Used it on spiderflowers, hibiskus (both flowers), all kinds of pepper which i think are pretty similiar in terms of environment. GL
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 2y ago
You can thin it out some, just don't go crazy. You'll see some people striping their plants down naked and that's not what you wanna do. The anti-defoliation crowd on here go a little overboard with their overly simplistic "more leaves = more energy" mantra. Like plants don't loose leaves in nature, lol. Plants, like people, tend to produce more energy than they can use. People store excess energy as fats, plants store it as sugars. If we(or plants) couldn't store energy we'd have to constantly feed to stay alive.
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