Lurpin
Well-Known Member
To add to this you could also do a folier spray with micros. I've been doing a lot of reading and most of the bacillus strains are anti fungal in nature some even produce antibiotics as well. May be more of a preventative then a fix though.I know it's common for people to use lemon juice or vinegar with baking soda for Bud washing, but it ends up just making salt in the end, just FYI. Any acid will react with the bicarbonates in baking soda leaving just sodium behind. It's some pretty basic chemistry that a lot of people missed apparently. So I would use either just lemon juice or vinegar mix with or without hydrogen peroxide and just give it a freshwater dip in another one or two buckets after that. That's what I have done in the past and did not notice anything out of the ordinary after it dried.
Otherwise just use salt and hydrogen peroxide because it's the same thing as lemon juice and baking soda and hydrogen peroxide and it's cheaper