GreenHighlander
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See thats the part I know nothing about. Just going by what others I know have said. I just took it for granted it wiped it all out.
Cheers
GROW YOUR OWN LEGAL OUTDOOR 2019
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chadfly111
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double penetration blueberry,you never neard of it?
lol,just kiddin,i meant dutch passion
RIGHT ...................they are ALWAYS PRESENT.
but need the right conditions to set up! ..ie.....Warm days cool nights...
VIANARCHRIS
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I'm not sure. I traded a timewarp clone for a blueberry my buddy had and I never asked too many questions...lol
chadfly111
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i grew dp blueberry last year,huge yield.i picked october 12th i believe.
VIANARCHRIS
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Sweet! I'm hoping for a good yield from this one but September/October can be wet on the coast. Might have to move her indoors at some point - if I can find room.
zoic
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No problem. I did a lot of research when I had to wipe out all my plants. Wanted it gone, spores and all.See thats the part I know nothing about. Just going by what others I know have said. I just took it for granted it wiped it all out.
Cheers
Google .. are powdery mildew spores everywhere?
Although a mild powdery mildew infection is not generally considered fatal to plants, it is an extremely tenacious fungi. It can definitely kill plants and will hurt your harvest if not properly treated. Powdery mildew spores easily go dormant.
Stop It Before It Starts: Powdery Mildew - Way to Grow
https://waytogrow.net/blogs/articles/stop-it-before-it-starts-powdery-mildew
https://waytogrow.net/blogs/articles/stop-it-before-it-starts-powdery-mildew
What kills powdery mildew spores?
Spray on plants every one to two weeks. Potassium bicarbonate– Similar to baking soda, this has the unique advantage of actually eliminating powdery mildew once it's there. Potassium bicarbonate is a contact fungicide which kills the powdery mildew spores quickly. In addition, it's approved for use in organic growing.
Controlling or Eliminating Powdery Mildew - Growing a Greener World
https://www.growingagreenerworld.com/controlling-or-eliminating-powdery-mildew/
https://waytogrow.net/blogs/articles/stop-it-before-it-starts-powdery-mildew
YMMV, Cheers!!
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chadfly111
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this kushly plant is now 53" high,with 3 good weeks of veg left and the stretch,i think ill pull more than 2 lbs off this baby
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chadfly111
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can someone tell me what this is?
chadfly111
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i have cedar trees about 30 feet away...
but after researching ive determined that its leaf spot septoria
first pic is my plant leaf,second is from google that has leaf spot septoria.....exactly the same
but after researching ive determined that its leaf spot septoria
first pic is my plant leaf,second is from google that has leaf spot septoria.....exactly the same
![IMG_7194[1].JPG](/data/attachments/3465/3465035-e1869f29d975fef806c3bf70303c5457.jpg)
![IMG_7195[1].JPG](/data/attachments/3465/3465036-92ea08b779686194791c978edd77097d.jpg)
VIANARCHRIS
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My son's plant...looks like bud rot. He had it in a greenhouse.
chadfly111
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from today,
![IMG_7207[1].JPG](/data/attachments/3466/3466977-64cddf3f79bbebb7e75bd919b265e602.jpg)
![IMG_7208[1].JPG](/data/attachments/3466/3466978-c197fa3eeeff210ceca67bf98f963110.jpg)
chadfly111
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looking awesome gb!
The last Shinny one Stinks like skunk..
figures.
I'm not complaining!..
but I know the lady who owns the White powder mildew on her Squash plant next door may.. lolexpect that her PM issues (powder mold lol)has been resolved
Can't have that close to me plants eh
chadfly111
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what strains are they?
I don't know. I didn't really ask. None of the names rang any bells or did I remember....... They are from seed. A seed company that supposedly has good strains!.
I was told in passing but...once they got transplanted out of the marked pots.....
..,,,,,what were they again?
Only had abbreviations on them anyway.
Nice wide leaf on the one.
I was told in passing but...once they got transplanted out of the marked pots.....
..,,,,,what were they again?
Only had abbreviations on them anyway.Nice wide leaf on the one.
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