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Powdery mildew-the scourge of my outdoor grows.
Cool, damp conditions create this.
Removing excess foliage to promote airflow and keep wet leaves from touching.
Raising the leaf surface pH with a baking soda solution sprayed on the leaves will knock it down, but if the environmental conditions persist it'll be back.
Yup - WPM - at the first sign I spray my plants - manufactured by Safer's - Defender Garden Fungicide - works great and I have sprayed my autoflowers well into flowering.
I am using peroxide and water 1 to 8, 1 part peroxide and 8 parts water, spry it on the affected areas. Seems to be working.
Air flow, fan/s.
Edit I used "Trifecta Crop Control" last year, pricey but it worked.
You do not want to fuck with that stuff. Spray it and maybe remove the most heavily affected leaves. Powdery mildew wiped out my cucumber and zucchini grow last year.
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