Powder Mildew?

[la marea]

I've read a few threads on this and have heard of: 1) DECREASED humidity, 2)DECREASED temps, 3) Mildew spray? My temperature is about 78 Degrees F. humidity seems to be fine, although I'm probably wrong if I have mildew. What can I do?? Is a dehumidefier the best option, ? I'm running several fans (about 400 CFM) for intake and exhaust and have a huge fan to circulate air over the plants. Suggest's'[attachment=o114055]

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la marea Reviewed by la marea on 01-20-2007. Powder Mildew? I've read a few threads on this and have heard of: 1) DECREASED humidity, 2)DECREASED temps, 3) Mildew spray? My temperature is about 78 Degrees F. humidity seems to be fine, although I'm probably wrong if I have mildew. What can I do?? Is a dehumidefier the best option, ? I'm running several fans (about 400 CFM) for intake and exhaust and have a huge fan to circulate air over the plants. Suggest's' ?? Rating: 5

[Perp]

I had some powder mildew one time, in flowering, with about 14 plants. What I did was got the garden sulphur and a bunch of Qtips. Dip the Qtips in the sulphur and paint the leaves that have mildew. Took a bit of time but it was enough to control the mildew until harvest. And I didn't have to spray the buds.

[la marea]

thanks, I was thinking of trying the bakingsoda water and dishsoap idea or perhaps milk?

[dutch.lover]

hey man i hope you get it under control soon!

[keeko]

yes, milk and water in a spray bottle, and spray....only if your still in veg though