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Rogar13
Rogar13started grow question 10mo ago
Hello again, in my previous question they told me to throw away the plant? It is true that I have a closet next to it with plants in 4 weeks of flowering. But couldn't you remove the affected leaves and spray mushroom insecticide?
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WillynLuna
WillynLunaanswered grow question 10mo ago
I sent you a chat message. Did the leaf in your second photo come from the plant in the first one? If so, I don't see any infection on the plant in the first posted picture. This DOES NOT mean you aren't infected. It also doesn't mean you are. It means we need to dig deeper into the details to find out exactly what is going on.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 10mo ago
anyone who had wpm will tell you, that leaf didnt came from this plant ( maybe flash and some crazy milk spray can trick us to "seeing" things ), but if i would have such infected leaf, most of plant would look same . something not adding up here ...
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 10mo ago
nothing you can buy over the counter will be effective against fungus. Even stuff that is available to large commercial farms is not effective. Also, you absolutely don't want to spray that shit on anything with flower growing. None of the anecdotal remedies work... just a bunch of people lying to themselves and spreading it all around the plant wherever it drips, lol. Just a bunch of smeared fungus all over stems, leaves, buds etc... plus, cleaning the surface does not rid the plant of fungus. it grows beneath the surface, too. any antifungal that is "systemic" is also dangerous to use in vegetative phase because it stays in the plant and can still poison your flowers later (see "eagle20" as an example of that context) when you see fungus, you can try to amputate it and remove infection from area ASAP... might get lucky. If it's as developed as that leaf, it's most likely all over the place as that is several weeks of fungual growth, minimum. It's spreading spores after 3-5 days of getting a foothold -- when you can barely see a spot of it. if it is miraculously isolated to that one or 2 leaves, you can try removing it and pray. if other plants are clean, you may just want to remove the entire plant that is infected. Up to you. The leaf shown doesn't match the plants shown... it should be all over if it has had time to grow that much on that pictured leaf. either something is fishy with this grow question or ....???
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