Photos of micro organism

[falstaffo]

just read this!
weird af!
and surprising no ones interested!!
sorry to hear of this happening though!
hope the mystery can be solved!

 

[Pennywise]

What about a sulfur burn?

 

[PE636]

I am sorry I am late to reply Sure you can share with anyone interested. Because I think this disease is spreading, I have had some of my friends share theirs and its infected to as far as 1000 miles away

No reply from the agricultue lab unfortunately!

 

[Mark Gordan Smith]

Oo-er! This is an interesting thread. I'm in for the ride but more for the knowledge.

 

[jimsdesk2]

What about a sulfur burn?

I tried sulfur until it burn the leafs on the plants. But the micro-organism mutated and it resurfaced again. I can see the red micro-organism motionless, but I put a clone in the room and it developed in the clone; I think its like a spore that can travel in the air.

 

[Pennywise]

Then it has to be a fungus or bacteria

 

[jimsdesk2]

To confidently kill spores you need to autoclave at 122C everything, which is not practical but it gives you an idea of how tough they are.

how can I use autoclave to sanitize a whole room10x10 or a 10x12 greenhouse, all i can see is appliance to sanitize instruments

 

[jimsdesk2]

Then it has to be a fungus or bacteria

It is a mold like organism when it leaves grey-black balls or dots in the leaves,I think its like a mold that disintegrate and is blow in the air, from what I have seen.

 

[jimsdesk2]

It is a mold like organism when it leaves grey-black balls or dots in the leaves,I think its like a mold that disintegrate and is blow in the air, from what I have seen.

 

[Pennywise]

Has to be a way to kill it, I worked in a food processing plant and we used ammonia hypochlorite to sanitize with. It will kill 99.99% of all organisms known to man.

 

[jimsdesk2]

I tried clorex. yes it will kill, but the grey-black balls or dots remain and I think its like a mold spore that stays and developes into the organism.

 

[Pennywise]

Gotta be a way to kill the spores

 

[jimsdesk2]

I am not to hopefull of finding an antidote. I research mold spores I find that some mold spores survive even an atom blast,My only hope is to try 1 more time and if I fail sell my property and move to a new environment

 

[Pennywise]

Dang that’s drastic but remember if you take anything with you there may be spores hitching a ride.

 

[jimsdesk2]

You are right.i will be taking them with me.I never thought of that, now i am stumped,

 

[Pennywise]

You could leave all of your grow stuff there but that would be expensive.

 

[jimsdesk2]

also the spores are probably all over my house,I research they travel on anything and everything including the air, I probably carry them everywhere I go, Thats a bummer, back to the drawing board, or quit for good

 

[Pennywise]

Like I said there has to be something that will kill mold spores.

 

[Virgin Ground]

To get rid of spores it would be a challenge.
When houses get mold infestations they spray everything down with a baking soda solution. The pH change kills the mold and spores from what I understand. They leave this to sit and then pressure wash or stream sanitize everything. Then they use a hepa filter to see if they got it all.

Not sure if any of this would be feasible in your situation.

 

[Pennywise]

Yes baking soda or borax is used by professionals it appears.