heat/humidity

[Cab1080]

Cool! Beautiful up in Moosehead area. I'm in Augusta, grew up in Palermo. Blanchard very small right? Cant say I have heard of that town much!

 

[Cab1080]

Hello, what are people's strategies for dealing with white powdery mildew? I have just noticed it and want to catch it quick.

 

[oldjarhead100]

Small we had 36 people in it lol if you can find Dexter just go north from their Blanchard is to the left of Monson

 

[oldjarhead100]

I've used neem oil before but right now I'm using a pm wash thats pretty good I will get the info and proper name this morning sometime

 

[starramus]

Somehow my plants have survived their Death Valley days. Temperatures were in thee 100+ plus range for weeks. I measured a high of 108 degrees in the 3rd week of July. This last week this string of super hot days has ended the high yesterday being a frigid 77 degrees. I have seven of my premium plants loaded into the back of my Kawasaki Mule, and drive it in and out of an additional car port attached to my barn during the hottest part of the day. The plants have not only survived, but are as bushy and healthy looking as any of my previous indoor grows. These plants can thrive in hot conditions with some shade, and plenty of hydration. However looking to flower in the barn.

 

[Cab1080]

Well shite! I sprayed my plants with some green cure fungicide (active ingredient potassium bicarbonate) to get rid of white powder mildew. Used very weak solution but it turned the hairs on my flower brown! Anyone have experience with that stuff. And the White Powder mildew is still there only a little better.

 

[starramus]

Looking good after surviving a 100 plus degree heat wave. Will veg until the end of August and then into the barn for flowering. Don't want any stray pollen knocking up my girlies.