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Sweeeeeeett!!! Yeah my camera bit it so was looking at the poloaroids you and X-C have ....found it on Amazon.com but only in PINK!! Sorry, no can deal with pink.
They do look good there Mark, even in the last few days some fair changes despite the issues. Good job! ;)
the countdown begins......to this..... :jointsmile:
yeah, I plan on getting down to the plant store to see if they have fungicide...baking soda and water isn't doing enough for me. If I can't get it here in town I'll probably order off the internet. Friend's coming to town this weekend, but I may be able to have something by then. I've got dehumidifier now, I might as well take another step..it may save me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weedhound
weedhound...Amazon.com: Polaroid 5 Mp I533: Electronics
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Mark, you sly devil you. I did see those but upon checking out the sellers I was not impressed and one or two of them were used but condition "acceptable" so I ran like the wind. Plus X-C was cruising around bragging about the price he got his for so I wanted to see if I could find something along the same price (but not used.)It's a keeping up with the joneses thing. :D
If you have a CHOICE...I know your options are limited....may I suggest serenade for a spray. Recommended by you know who but I agree with you that a regular spray instead of homemade is better so get what you can. . :thumbsup:
Very glad to hear your humidity issue is under control. This won't make any difference to you right now but having gone through the mill on this grow has given you a jam-packed education on growing....all in a few months. Your next grow will be a breeze. ;)
for 7.99 I got something called 'hi-yield maneb garden fungicide' I mixed up a gallon of spray and doused my plants down with it. I'll apply again in a few days I'm sure depending on how the problem's going. it may come down that I order some of that serenade off of the net or something, but this was a quick option that I figured would be of maybe a bit more benefit than my water and baking soda. got it from 'grandma's' btw, weedhound...lol..this was about the best thing that was there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weedhound
Ahhh, I figured Grandma might have something in her pantry, lol. We have a 'general store" like that as well and to find stuff first you have to brush all the dust off. Small towns....sigh.
Mark please let me know how well that dehumidifier works. It is the same one I ordered for myself. ;)
that's what I had to do to read the top to see how to open it...lol..
depending on the size of your room, you may want either a bigger one or maybe another one of these...it's keeping it 55-60% during the day..not climbing to 75-80 like it had done a few days so it's doing something. However, if you have a bigger space you may want more dehumidifieing power..it's absorbing all the water it can out of the air though, it works. I think it'll take a trial run at your house to see how effective it is given your conditions. The outside humidity here has been nuts..air conditioner isn't ran here until the end of may or so though, so the humidity in the house is that of outside...that's playing against me a lot there too..
here are pics weedhound..buds are still appearing to be in good condition, only leaves being affected..mainly big fan leaves..like this one. hopefully my fungicide if anything will at least give me protection on the buds..
Thanks for the photos Mark, they were excellent. I would love to have them as some sort of sticky on fungus....so many photos show you after the whole plant is gone so you have no idea how something looks early on.
God that bud looks so lovely.
You're doing all you can with the humidity. Are you using those little mini things too? My issue seems more related to the little space itself. The temp in the space was 65 degrees this am so not a big shift in temp but the humidity went nuts. The part of the room that wasn't closed off was fine but inside with the lights off......just not ok.
I want to do some more studying on this fungus thing......maybe Scarlet or X-C knows but I believe you want to cut and remove all those damaged lower leaves. I'm not positive though, so don't do it based on what I say. I think the idea is to remove as many of the fungal spores as possible from the enviroment. I will go read.....
Weehound, I was using the mini's yesterday...Says that they normally can take around 60 days to become full and need recharged, I filled them both up in around 24 hours, they definitely soaked up water, but I don't think it contributed much to my humidity level decreasing..I let him go ahead and take them to his house to put them in the cellar.
I can tell you that with warmer temps the humidity lowers. Lights on @ 80 degree room temp and 40% humidity. If you have a way to maybe keep it a bit warmer at night time you may even be able to lower your humidity more..
fucking camera fell from the top of my desk and broke my bong earlier...:( what great luck I'm having...
Not your bong!!!! Those things are sacred!!! :(
Mark I studied several books etc and they all strongly recommend cutting off any diseased sections and removing them carefully from the grow room. Also as someone said...perhaps spraying down your walls at some point when your lights are on and plants removed for a few hours with the fungal spray.
Jorge's book also said (in a seperate section) that fungal spores do not grow well in a humidity of 40-50% so if you can even get down to 49 it would be good. I know you are doing the best you can. ;)
I can't remember if I told you to click on the link in my sig to check out some good info on fungus....could be that I was just stoned and thinking about it instead.