Phillybonker
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I know not to spray my buds with fungicide because it will end up in the smoke and give me cancer but I was wondering if fungicide mixed into the soil will make it's way into the buds?
Will fungicide mixed into the soil end up in the buds?
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Depends on the fungicide. Not sure why you're putting it in the soil tbh. Fungal growth in soil is a good thing right?
Sulfur is a fungicide and its an element you need to live it will not cause cancer.
Sulfur is a fungicide and its an element you need to live it will not cause cancer.
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Phillybonker
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One of my plants has pythium mold on the stem and I suspect it's in the roots as well, hence I'm using fungicide in the soil hoping that will slow the mold down so I can get her to harvest. The fungicide I'm using is chemical based, not organic.
Take the plant and the soil and burn or toss in garbage do not compost.
Move on... you'll feel better in a few days vs trying to nurse that plant and then have it spread and then you have a forest fire out of control but its mold.
Wash all your tools your hands everything thats around that plant and the pot it was in.
You will thank me later.
The fugicides that deal with that are very toxic, think toxic like Gyphosate toxic or worse.
Move on... you'll feel better in a few days vs trying to nurse that plant and then have it spread and then you have a forest fire out of control but its mold.
Wash all your tools your hands everything thats around that plant and the pot it was in.
You will thank me later.
The fugicides that deal with that are very toxic, think toxic like Gyphosate toxic or worse.
