beginner here. We got mold in our patch of six plants after an elongated cold and wet snap (and probably not open enough pruning in the middle). We are doing a "slow-motion' harvest removing affected branches as the mold slowly attacks those branches, hoping to allow the flowers to get even bigger. My question is do i have to treat the soil in some way after i pull these plants and before i put new clones in the bed? I have read the preventive guidelines (horse after the cart) and plan to install a solar fan for circulation, do a better job at opening up the middle with my trimming, massage my new clones with neem oil, and provide a framework for a tarp in case of rain for the next go-around. Any other tips? Especially anything i should do to kill mold that might now be in that soil? Thx for responses.
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Soil after mold
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Qwertywill
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Any idea what type of mold? Could remove a few inches of soil and get rid of it, add new.. although it wont get rid of the issue, but it will slightly alow it down.
oldjarhead100
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if its white powdery mildew you dont have to remove anything but we do need to know what it is could you post pictures