dman1234 said:
Pm thrives in high humidity, but also in extremly low humidity, just saying hi humidity isnt always the cause, also PM is systemic so if you clone off a plant that has pm but shows no sign of it yet, the clones almost definetly will get pm eventually, and they will probably only show it when its too late too spray.
Hmm, Ya I see what your saying. But doesn't any spore need Dark and wettness to be born?
I'm only going by my own personal experience with PM. I grow 3 strains, one of them is called SnowCap. From the reading I've done it is Very susceptible to PM. and it was too, when I first started growing, I got it all the time. That is when I learned P-bicarbonate was what to use. I didn't even know what Potasium Bicarbonate was and still don't. LOL! But Sodium-Bicarbonate should be close? right!? and sodium is just salt, how much damage could that do? Come to find out None! and it, Key Word here=Controlled it well. So I spayed every couple weeks all the way thru Never let it get to the Buds!!...Well that worked for a year.
Last year My Girl Caved and gave me the big Closet in our Apt. Once I got the bigger area, More Fans, better exuast fan, bigger air intake.. Just much more air flow! I have not had to spray since, I swear not one time and I have not even seen any bit of PM for a year now. So that is just what worked for me, and Maybe it could help some people here. IMO most indoor growers are limited to space, so they end up with stuffy grow tents/closets/rooms... With out proper Air Exchange and 90% of people that have PM problems can solve it by getting the Air Flowing In,Thru and Out. Air Exchange jmo from my grows.
