powdery White mildew on clone. treatment??

[GD12345]

I have recently come into possession of a clone with a powdery white mildew. Is there any way to treat this or is this plant basically useless?(which is ok, it wasnt that expensive). I'll post a pic for ya

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[GD12345]

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[GD12345]

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no one has any suggestion??

[keylime]

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First off, if there is a high relative humidity get it down to at least 50%.
Then the best thing is to run a sulfur burner. YOu can get them at a grow shop. its a little pot with a burner under it you hang from the ceiling and it releases the sulfur into the air. I would not recommend trying to make your own sulfur burner, because if you get the temperature too high, the sulfur will burn your plants (I've done it). The more pure sulfur is, the better. A small quart of it costs only about $10. The burner itself is perhaps $80, can't remember, its been a few years ago since I bought mine.

If you can keep the relative humidity down, you will have less problems. I haven't seen any in my room for 2-3 years.

keylime

[khyberkitsune]

What has been said, plus I would recommend since it's a clone using a temporary spray to go ahead and kill it for the moment, and the sulfur burner will absolutely suppress and eliminate it from there.

[gypski]

See Sierra Natural Science for SNS-244. Its an organic that kills mildew and mold. check their web page for a free sample 4 oz RTU. I got my samples in less then a week. :thumbsup:

[canniwhatsis]

Are you certain it's PWM and not a residue from the previous owner foliar feeding?

[GD12345]

thank you all for your help! =D
i have since aquired a fungicide/insectiide/miticide(safer than most) spray, called Fungicide 3. its meant to be used for edible plants, so as long as i give it some time before smoking the buds i should be ok. I think. =)

This spray is most definitely working, so i am sure it is a PWM. Im also sure because my source had been combatting it on his mother plant.

As for the sulfur burner, im not sure it will be necessary. I have fans that dry out the room relatively quickly. Still, im setting money aside to look into buying a good one =) but i want to give a few weeks for this spray to run its course, and asess the progress that is made.

[MimbresValley]

Use Serenade. Bye bye Problem!:thumbsup: