Grey mold

[hermananian]

Hi has anyone got any new cures for grey mold ( botrytis ) plants got pounded by hail about a month ago and now are only about three weeks away from harvest and grey mold is showing up everywhere. I keep cuttng and cutting but it just shows somewhere else. Been doing lots of reading and there dosn't seem to be anything that will stop it !!

[Chronmasta]

sorry to here it mate.....as far as i know, nothing will stop it.

sounds like ya doing all ya can

 

plenty of air flow and sun ... try not to touch the mold, and if ya do, wash ya hands with metho b4 touching other plants.

 

also, if ya disguarding the mold....ya best off burying it or taking it far away

 

 

good luck

 

 

 

[brick]

You could try dusting the mouldy parts with baking soda.

[hermananian]

You could try dusting the mouldy parts with baking soda.

ok, do you just dust it on with a brush ? Can baking soda damage leaves ? Does baking soda taste ? I would appreciate your advice

[Reverend]

You can purchase a product called citro clean will stop it in it's tracks, used to be available from Bunnings but haven't seen it there for awhile but hydro shops usually have it, and it is organic.

[brick]

You could try dusting the mouldy parts with baking soda.

ok, do you just dust it on with a brush ? Can baking soda damage leaves ? Does baking soda taste ? I would appreciate your advice

 

I just used a teaspoon and sprinkled it on the infected parts. That was only for small parts of the buds that had signs. Any colas that were really bad then I cut the whole branch off at the trunk and binned them.

[hermananian]

Thanks for eveyones advice, trying a product called micro kill which is a citrus base product. Will post results

[brick]

Good luck with it h

[pisspotgrower]

When ive had mold i can never stop it, i just chop, dry and try be as happy as i can with the result,

[Radic]

greetnz

mould sux

there are natural ways to control mould

come make we reason

mould spoors are so tiny .,.,.6mc

they are nearly always in the air

but

1 they can not grow until the conditions are favourable

2 usually.,.,mould can only attack sick plants

cause healthy vital plants have a higher resistance to mould

the hail storm shocked your plants

shock can cause a plant to use all its available K in less than 1hr

thats how baking powder works its a K supplement

but it has major drawbacks its often cut with corn flower and even has traces of aluminium is it

all so yucky to smoke so be certain to wash it off before harvest

imho

the best protection against mould is a microbial spray like micro kill there lots more pon the market

plus to elevate the shock

a K supplement like kelp or eco-carb there are plenty of other types of K supplements available too

mix and spray as recommended for foliar applications

 

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