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Now that's what I call a review, thank you brother .
I still haven't made it outside to finish mowing the front yard and I'm still high LOL yup it works LOL good stuff[emoji90] I shouldn't have finished off that Bowl LOLNow that's what I call a review, thank you brother .
Hey Archie [emoji481][emoji482]the veg/reveg thing had me real nervous,couldnt really have worked out much better in the end top growing in and out [emoji106]
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I will have to remember this for future use!Up date [emoji481][emoji482]
Powdery mildew is dead
The powdery mildew has been eradicated in the outside grow.
I was using hydrogen peroxide water mix I sprayed them all one good time with the mix ( one quart of hydrogen peroxide to 4 quarts of water) it's a good mixture and works pretty quick so the next day when I went out there to look at the Garden it didn't look like it did as well as a job as I would like to have done or as quick. Thrre was still some active powdery mildew upon a few of the leaves that hadn't been killed after drenching.
So going back to the drawing board and researching more methods destroying powdery mildew.
So I came up with the ancient remedy that I had used last year it wasn't that successful because I had too much Shadow across my garden from the tree across the street for it to work properly. But this year I had full sun in the New Garden area and this process worked immaculately.
So the Magic Mix:
(one quart of milk to three quarts of water and direct sun light)
Then spray the plants with the powdery mildew on them in the direct sunlight so they get direct sun for at least 4 hours of that day.
What happens is the milk lays on the leaf of the plant in the direct sunlight in the Sun changes the chemical structure of the milk into an antibiotic which kills the powdery mildew.
It will killed all the powdery mildew and there is none left on any of the plants outside it's been 6 days since I sprayed them. And there is no visible sign of powdery mildew upon any of the plants. [emoji14][emoji109][emoji108]
And all you got to do is mix up the hydrogen peroxide and water or just water and spray rinse it off a few days later or before you harvest doesn't matter isn't it hurt a thing being on there the rain will wash it off[emoji14][emoji482]
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I have heard that milk is good for your soil as well, but I have never tried it myself.Thanks [emoji481][emoji482]
The Chem berry diesel outside was covered with the PM.
So Yes the milk works really well in the direct sunlight.
The [emoji274] is definitely is a major factor in this PM remedy.
I'm going to give it a go in my inside grow underneath my lights I'm not sure if it'll work or not.??
The hydrogen peroxide is working but it isn't working as fast as what the milk did on the outside grow.
The milk work awesomely.
So I'll give it a go on the inside grow and see if it works or not.
I dont think it will hurt nothing anyways at least not that I know of LOL.
I'll try it on some test leafs in the flower room.
I'll let you all know how it comes out.
I sprayed the inside grow with hydrogen peroxide yesterday again.
I had a few spots and dots of powdery mildew and some mix left over. The PM is mostly gone now but the Bubba Kush is still carrying a little bit for whatever reason.
The Red Dragon has no sign of any powdery mildew on it and it was right in between the two chocolate mint OG's that were covered in PM.
So the Red Dragon is PM resident. Mostly[emoji108]
The one chocolate mint OG is still going and it's got very little PM on it now.
So the hydrogen peroxide water mix does work but isn't a fast a killer though like the milk.
The milk is definitely a killer it destroyed the powdery mildew outside hands down.
Who would know that one of my favorite drinks in the whole world. Milk. Would be such a killer LoL[emoji91][emoji109][emoji95][emoji379][emoji108][emoji41][emoji482]
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