What about SOIL MOLD..&Mites..(is it destructive?)

[bluezman]

Hi there i check out my babys and i saw mold....
But not at the plants plants are fresh healthy and llook nice
(thx god no mites till yet 3rd week now)......

First time i didnt use perlite just soil....And when i water my babys
i saw a white mold at the soil around the baby plant no on the plant but on the soil around where i water....its white like snow????
So what is it is it Destructive it can heart my plants????

Question2 : TIll now i dont have any mites (like my previous run that get all ruined of the small bastards...they had a good time with my thc )) )
But i am worried if they come and hit me the door again really spookyy?
what do you think...?
thx for yor help....

bluezman Reviewed by bluezman on 11-20-2010. What about SOIL MOLD..&Mites..(is it destructive?) Hi there i check out my babys and i saw mold.... But not at the plants plants are fresh healthy and llook nice (thx god no mites till yet 3rd week now)...... First time i didnt use perlite just soil....And when i water my babys i saw a white mold at the soil around the baby plant no on the plant but on the soil around where i water....its white like snow???? So what is it is it Destructive it can heart my plants???? Question2 : TIll now i dont have any mites (like my previous run Rating: 5

[Akumasensei85]

I had this white snow like mold you speak of, tell you the truth it never did anything to my plants. but now its gone. my ladies are 3'5 ft tall 1 4 ft tall and looking good. as far as mites get no pest strip from homedepot. It freaking works! but yea, but don't take my advice on that mold shit. for all I know I just got lucky.

[Rusty Trichome]

Keeping the soil too moist for too long will develop mold issues. And since mold isn't stationary, it can migrate to the buds, expecially in the presence of wind and humidity. (fans and foliar spraying in flower, for instance...)

Doing nothing about the mold risks exposure to the active spores via handling and smoking. Plus, the spores will hang-around waiting to infect your next crop. Not an optimal situation, especially for a medicinal gardener or caretaker.

Fix the issue, or risk health issues for you and for those you share with.