True. you think it's mildew?
It could be. That's one reason I try very hard not to do foliar application. Anyway you'll need a loupe and look for hyphae as opposed to simple salts that won't look 'furry'.
Cheers appreciate the recommendations.
I've gotten through many grows without any.
in a greenhouse when it's 35+ outside in desert heat? doubt that.
What desert are you in? I'm in the Mojave Desert and I grow in an un air conditioned house. I shut down my lights when my canopy temps reach 105 and right now my canopy won't be below 96 until likely October.
that's dangerous, I shaded the heck out of my greenhouse for that exact reason. Are you using an LED at night to make up for lost daylight or just letting nature take it course?
I should say semi desert - surrounded by fires. Appreciate you sharing thought for real, I have lots of learning a head of me when it comes to environment outside.
that's a hell of a stem! Glad you don't think it's PM, ya the holes..also some weird genetics from CK 3 leaves and even 7 leaves..
I believe I fucked up by not leaving nay windows open during the night for fresh air, as I wanted to keep the greenhouse as warm as possible it drops low some nights.
I've been reading more and more of experienced growers just not doing/needing IPM foliar sprays. I'm currently on my 3rd consecutive run w/o any and so far so good. As long as i don't get lazy. . ...
You need to use a loupe and look at that white powder on your leaves. At the resolution you posted we can't see it, only you can. You're looking for white fur, the hyphae.
I think you're right and that has been my experience. I only spray when I absolutely have to. I desperately try for root drench solutions for most things.
