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12-16-2010, 01:02 PM #1OPJunior Member
Can anyone identify the problem?
plants are 3 weeks into flowering but dont smell and i have noticed some leaves near the bottom have some kind of white fluffy stuff on them which is killing some of the leaves, ive pulled this off the plants and ive included a picture not too sure what this is but im pretty sure its to do with a drop in temperature at night also was a bit wet in the growroom but ive added a dehumidifier and that seems to have sorted that. This must be some kind of mould but i just need to know what mould it is and how to contain it before it reaches the buds. Im thinking of adding a heater for the night time, would this help?
Cheers for any help
MichaelAbbothayes88 Reviewed by Abbothayes88 on . Can anyone identify the problem? plants are 3 weeks into flowering but dont smell and i have noticed some leaves near the bottom have some kind of white fluffy stuff on them which is killing some of the leaves, ive pulled this off the plants and ive included a picture not too sure what this is but im pretty sure its to do with a drop in temperature at night also was a bit wet in the growroom but ive added a dehumidifier and that seems to have sorted that. This must be some kind of mould but i just need to know what mould it is Rating: 5
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12-16-2010, 03:08 PM #2Senior Member
Can anyone identify the problem?
Hello Abbothayes88,
Welcome to the boards. I couldn't enlarge your pics much, but from what I can see, it surely is a mould, especialy if a dehumidifier is helping with the situation. Heater at night is a good idea to help dry air, but you can still use the dehumidifier at night if you don't need the heat. Humidity levels increase during the dark time due to the plants transpiration.
Mould is a air born pathogen carried by spores. Since you've had mould in your grow area spores will likely be there. You need to clean your grow area with a mild bleach or hydrogenperoxide solution....all surfaces; walls, cieling, around your lights and fixtures, every nook and cranny.
Good luck with it and good growing.
OM
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12-16-2010, 06:01 PM #3Member
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12-16-2010, 06:29 PM #4OPJunior Member
Can anyone identify the problem?
Cheers for the help ill clean the place out and spray them with some potassium bi carbonate see if that helps, ill try and get some better pictures.
Thanks Again guys
Mike
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12-16-2010, 11:50 PM #5Senior Member
Can anyone identify the problem?
It looks like mold, but I dunno what kind exactly...After a thorough cleaning, I would try to do whatever I could to get the humidity in the room down to or below 30% and keep the temps around 70ish, multiple heaters and dehumidifiers if possible even....you want it low during flowering just to prevent mold from occurring like you have there, and OM is very right....run the dehumidifier(s) at night too if possible, that's when the humidity really climbs....you need to get the RH down and under control asap. Dunno if you can save the grow or not tho...
....Good Luck!
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