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so i just found some lovely pink mold hiding were i should have blocked off for this very reason -_-....ne who, im going to bleach it all out already read up on cleaning and all but was not sheer if i should fear this affecting the plans if it ever comes back and gets in contact with the plants or if its just SSDD.
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Hard to read, maybe that's why responses are slow. No offence, but try to make it easier on us.
basicly im just wondering if i should be afraid of the pink mold afecting the plants...
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Originally Posted by silent leprechaun
just kidding
im thinking that this mold is the same or similiar to what youd find in showers and other humid environments, never saw it in a grow , though. do yourself a favor dont use bleach, it leaves a residue even after rinse. there is a mold spray called concrobian mold spray solution. ive never used it however it sounded like a good technique. just spray and let it dry. otherwise i would use soap and water, h2o2, or perhaps isopropol. check everywhere for traces and kill your ventilation equipment unless its going straight outside or it could make things worse, for a couple day cleaning session. dont blow fans unless your making money from it...signed; the rockstar. mold is airbourne and blowing it around doesnt help, it can be mild to serious in affects to humans and other living things, however i dont think there is a lot of study on smoking it. be cautious and fix the problem, which could be too much humidity.Quote:
Originally Posted by randomking
ya already cleened it up and plan on doing a nice deep cleen on the room now im not fond of anything in my room "uninvited" its not on or realy near the plants thankfully idk what its growing off of but its basically were i assume a small puddle forums when i spray.
iv ben asking around guess its not that coming so im hoping if i clean good enuf, and take care not to let it puddle up over there agen ill never see it agen :D
Just a heads up, mold growth is dependent upon a pH level that will allow the mold to grow. by spraying surfaces (not plants) with white vinegar you will effectively make your room surfaces to alkali for mold to take hold. repeat after every grow.
Be sure to keep temps and humidity in check to also make mold growth less likely.