PROBLEM - Rams Horning

[keepleft]

yeah pythium causes rams horns because the plants root system is affected so it cant take up sufficient nutes/water to sustain the leaves. the reason i knew it was pyth is i had the same problem last year

 

bop keep us updated on how the companion and subdue max goes. did u use them together? can u tell me more about them. where did u get them from in australia?

 

i found some info on them

 

http://www.growthproducts.com/news/naih_ar...cfm?news_id=124

http://www.syngentaprofessionalproducts.com/to/prod/subdue/

 

and they both sound great!

 

ive just got my hands on this new biotech stuff called messenger. it contains harpin protein and is supposed to be the ducks nuts for things like pythium and fusarium. im going to start applying it as i know that as the heat kicks in pythium is more prevalent.

Edited October 4, 2006 by keepleft

[keepleft]

subdue maxx sounds great!

 

http://www.syngenta.com.au/Start.aspx?Page...amp;menuId=2053

 

but its not registered for domestic use in oz? anyone know where / how to get

[BirdOfPrey]

FUKEN MESSENGER ROCKS THE BOAT.

 

It is the SINGLE product that I have seen the ABSOLUTE BEST results from using!

 

Absolutely 100% - if you are not already, yer missing out on free buds your plant would be growing if you were to use the messenger!

 

Harpin Proteins ROCK! They wont do anything for a pythium infection, but they will jump start your plants.

 

FOLIAR FEED ONLY!

 

Peace and Piece!

 

BirdOfPrey

[Roadblock]

Send away and get this , it is the best treatment I have seen on Pythium , its called Banrot and if you do your homework you will see that it works better than anything else , I just treated a bunch of Pythium infected plants 8 days ago and they a looking really good now , new root growth everywhere and good turgidity and color in the plants and the rams horns have straigtend out , real good stuff I can tell you !

 

http://www.scottsasiapacific.com/landscaping/html/banrot.htm

 

Good luck

Rod

 

Forgot to mention I got from here , bought on line had it in 2 days .

 

http://users.bigpond.net.au/nutriflo/

 

 

Also the 20grm bottle it comes in dont go far , for a recycling system you use 1gm per 10 liters , or alternativly you mix 1 grm in a liter of water and apply directly into the root zone , you can figure what you need to suit your system on those figures .

Edited October 5, 2006 by Roadblock

[two2time]

yeah i had pythium once it was a real cunt to beat.. but your right the heat is coming so does pythium .... but anyway thax for that i now know what rams horn is ...

 

 

tt

[keepleft]

hi bird of prey. im waiting ofr messenger to arrive in next few days.

 

how often and when do u foliar feed? i was told every 14 days.

 

im thinking of doing it 1 week after transplant, when i go 12/12, then every 2 weeks after that? how does that sound?

 

that banrot sounds good

[keepleft]

hi BoP if your stil around on this site im really keen to find out when you apply the messenger? i just got some this week and im not sure if i should use in veg or just in flower? cheers mate

[Roadblock]

((( hi BoP if your stil around on this site im really keen to find out when you apply the messenger? i just got some this week and im not sure if i should use in veg or just in flower? cheers mate ))))

 

Hey mate where did you get it in Aus and do you have any links on it ?

 

Thanks Mate .

[keepleft]

hi rb. its not registered for use in australia. the manufacturer wont post it to australia.

 

order it on line from http://www.biconet.com/soil/messenger.html

 

customs stopped it, checked it, let it through. probably didnt know what it is.

 

shippiing is the killer. cost more than the product. so you need to buy up to make it worthwhile

[Taipan]

Those rams horning pics look very similar to what broad mite damage does. Broad mite is almost micropscopic, you won't see without a strong magnifying glass. They are very very tiny mites (nothing like spider mites) that hang under the leaves and chew the new cells as they form causing the distortion. If you still have the problem, get a really good magnifying glass and have a look under the leaves on the new shoots. They can still be hard to spot as they move slowly, just keep looking for movement.