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There's a few products that can quote unquote be used up to the day of chop, but IMO that's up to each persons comfort level when it comes to using oil based products in flower.
I'm going to treat it with Lost Coast Plant Therapy; it's soybean oil, peppermint oil, citric acid, and isopropyl alcohol. Nothing too crazy there, and it will stop the PM on the leaves. It's only 1-2 plants that are showing, but once it gets advanced there's not much you can do when it gets in the bud itself.
I could have been a bit more proactive with my spraying as well.
There's a few products that can quote unquote be used up to the day of chop, but IMO that's up to each persons comfort level when it comes to using oil based products in flower.
I'm going to treat it with Lost Coast Plant Therapy; it's soybean oil, peppermint oil, citric acid, and isopropyl alcohol. Nothing too crazy there, and it will stop the PM on the leaves. It's only 1-2 plants that are showing, but once it gets advanced there's not much you can do when it gets in the bud itself.
I could have been a bit more proactive with my spraying as well.
I have used Lost Coast nearly religiously at two commercial grows now; it's not a "does everything" product, but for general IPM it's a stellar product.
Hey @Bill.de.Cat …..word around town is that you’re the guy to talk to about roses…?
what is your preferred feed? I brought a rose back from near death over the last two summers (was basically a dried stick when I bought the place)….and she’s nice and healthy now…but I’m wondering how to maximize her potential a bit.
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