no cure. nothing is effective over the counter unless you live in some third world country with no rules. Spraying shit on the plant will just spread it around. None of the home remedies like the 'cornell formula' (nothing to do with the actual institution), milk, neem or other nonsense concoctions work.
So - cut off what you can.. but once you can see it it is already producing spores and spreading. fight as best you can, but it is gauranteed to be a losing battle. Continue to ampitate shit and make a choice about harvesting early to salvage what you can once it ripens more. also consider just throwing it all out, lol... withink 2-4 weeks the canopy is going to be spotty all over.
WPM is almost always caused by your environemnt. The spores are ever-present but as long as you avoid condensation on leaves and it should not get a foothold. Best bet is you are hitting dewpoint after lights-out. This is when temperatures drop rapidly and what was a good RH% with the lights on quickly rises to 100% as it gets colder.
Based on how much you have i'd trash them now and start over. A little spot here or there can be battled for while, but what you got is all over at an early point in flower development.
Even when you fight it, amputate shit off and harvest, the bud is likely trash even if it looks clean to the eye. You contaminate your drying racks and drying room etc.. no need to do that.
Get one of those wireless temp/rh probes so you can see what's going on after lights out... if you know how much the temperature drops and your typical RH% at end of the light cycle, you can also reference a dewpoint table and see if it's dangerously close to causing condensation on leaves.
e.g. if you are at 30c and 60%, dewpoint will be 21.39C... if you get anywhere near that 21.39C after lights turn off, you likely cause condensaion on leaves and WPM is almost inevitable. It may only happen in first 15minutes after lights out, but if it happens every single night it will grow 'something' you won't like one way or another.