Urgent help needed!

[Cannabisseur]

hey guys, i'm in the 6th week of flowering and today when i was rearranging my plants i noticed that some of my littler ones had a spot or two of mold (or powdered mildew) on the leaves. My plants got bigger than anticipated so they are crammed in a little area and are constantly touching. i think i caught it just in time though. i removed all the parts that were contaminated and have quarantined the plants that were infected. i am also now running my dehumidifier 24/7. How do i get rid of this before it destroys me?! i read about sulfur as a way to get rid of it, but im not sure how that works exactly. Any help is much appreciated. thanks!

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Improving the enviroment is a good start.

• Lower humidity.
• Better ventilation.
• Greater air flow around plant canopy.

To name a few...

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[420inOregon]

Skim milk ! part milk 9 parts water and about an oz of peroxide spray right before the lights go out. You wont get rid of it. It is inside the plant. I just harvested with powder mold what I did was chopped them down branch by branch and I dipped them in the milk and water then rinsed them of the smokes if fine.
There some stuff called green cure suppose to be pretty good. I dont know. Dont be alarmed you got a few more weeks to go so get to sprayingLOL. You will be all right but if you do nothing your fucked more or less. Look up powder mold thru google

 

[420inOregon]

Fuzz Duck can you user that during flower with big buds on your plant. Cause thats what was my problem I was in flower with nice buds and didnt know what I could spray on them in that stage of the game.

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

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Drenching large flowers/buds could prove deprimental with high humidity/heat & even sceptical about spraying buds.... moisture on flowers & high heat could be damaging.

I would not like to say if it was safe at a late stage of flower development.


In flowering room humidity should be kept as close to 50% if not lower, which is said to increase resin product.