Will sulfer effect my bud?

MrStickyScissors

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Im 5 weeks into flowering. I have mold from a plant I brought into my veg room and it spread. Can I burn sulfer to get rid of it without wiping the leaves and will it affect my bud or yield?
 

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Shrubs First

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Your plants will be breathing the air along with the sulphur,
arguably yes, although I can't say I've smoked sulphur burned
buds and could tell...
 

FoolBloom

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I use a sulfur vaporizer, I can't ell a difference in taste or smell. Never burned thelast week tho.
 

MrStickyScissors

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I use a sulfur vaporizer, I can't ell a difference in taste or smell. Never burned thelast week tho.
I have 4 tables and they are 2 weeks apart. im not woried about the ones that are almost done but by the time the younger ones are done it might get out of hand
 

FoolBloom

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Yeah, pm spreads quick. Outside of preventative measures, burning sulfur is the most effectice means I've found for this battle. I don't like using too many chemicals but it is a commercial greenhouse standard for such problems. And sulfur is however a basic element found everywhere. And mj does use sulfur. I figure its probobly better than chemical based fungicides.
 

williewill420

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I never used sulpher before but I have had mold issues. Theres a product called plantacilin, its all natural organic thats contains beneficial bacteria's. It's job is too eat the mold and it works. I use it as a foliar spray and i spray it evrywhere. Its also safe and good to water your plants with too
 

FoolBloom

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Never heard of that stuff, ill check it out. Before I bought a sulfur vaporizer I tried every recomendation on here with no avail. I got the burner and learned I couldn't vape when I had used neem. So I had to try every other method not containing sulfur, all had very little relief. Using a neem oil mix was the best combative that I had tried, well, baking soda and water actually did about as good as neem. It got me thru harvest however I still had some loss. I refused to keep buds with mold so I tossed a couple ounces on the compost heap, but the second new ladies went in they got mold. I vaporized them and I could not believe how well it work. The plants are very very happy, even on the day of the burn, no stress at all on them.
 
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