Lost coast plant therapy is my go to. Before, I used to use Athena IPM just for maintenance. But when my a.c kicked the bucket, my environment changed and caused pm. Athena IPM had a hard time fighting it back.BUT when I discovered LCPT, within 2nd spray I didn't have any pm. You can also use it up to harvest.
Hey Kyle, Great listen!! I'd recommend regalia in a larger sized room at around day 18-20(soil) or day 14 hydro. You may need a pesticide license depending location but it does the trick well, and doesn't damage plants. I also use potassium bicarb, but only until first week of flower. Omina is also a good product to use IN the soil. This product deters powdery mildew and doesn't allow the pathogen to find a host to source sugars from. Anything past week three i really would only recommend 75 degree water ph of 7. This basically acts as the ph changer, but without damaging trichomes. You may find yourself able to get through a harvest without the water spray though depending on your environmental swings. Regalia is long lasting. Long time weed nerd here. Long live subcool!!!
No. Potassium bicarbonate-also known as potassium acid carbonate-is not baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). However, potassium bicarbonate can be used as a low-sodium alternative to baking soda. Use the same amount of potassium bicarbonate as baking soda in
Wait potassium bicarbonate is not baking soda which is sodium bicarbonate which is good against pm but bad for pistils in my experience. I only use it in vegging. Potassium bicarbonate i could not find in the supermarket ans is different..
You guys are missing so many key things that destroy powdery mildew I am a supreme expert at PM and growing dank weed... If you have questions Kyle reach out to me I can help your show out a lot..
So many great tips I’m going to have a full notebook eventually from foiler sprays to cover crops and bugs in soil just in the last couple episodes! Heard somewhere there’s a strain known for its PM and other similar issue resistances from being grown for ages in these environments and bred to share its strength it’s so good get a clone from a 4 cotyledon the rare RK4c remove a ton of headaches no pun intended 😄🚿 🍀
Allthough Kyle Kushman is a legend, but his growing style and opinions are out of date. I respect Kyle a lot, but...yeah. I just don't agree. But props. He sure grows dank plants, I think he could get more yield out of them while keeping his quality standard. -sorry edit, typos corrected, and wild respect to Kyle, I just don't fully agree on all his points
@@dgautreau86 for ecample wasting money on fancy LED'S with sunrise/sunset function to mimic "The Nature" and trading off DLI for smooth sunrise, come on. Everybody knows that plants don't give a fuck. Not like humans. Bladt them with photons man. That relates to a different kyle video. Just nuances. I understand he veges inside snd then moves them outdoor. But, ok never mind. Just saying I could increase his yield. He grows dank weed, could grow danker if he cared less about "nature"
subcool seeds Black Domina and Cherry Danny Boy strain, was called" black cherry " .do you know anything about it and can it be gotten? , was a clone only ,no seeds i believe thanks , love you kyle
Best way to prevent powder mildew and bugs is make sure your nutrients are in balance and are properly cycled. No matter what ipm you use, it is at a cost to your end product.
That can help! But powdery mildews are really good at suppressing their host immune system, and even exploit susceptibility genes in the plant, so sometimes nutrients aren't enough unfortunately.
@@Zenthanolagreed. Someone once told me the Kingdom of fungi can process around 1.4trillion X 200 proteins which we might equate to problem solving capacity.. humans have a mere 22,000x200 according to unique strands of DNA. This suggests you are right to suggest that nutrients alone may not be enough to defeat an infection. It might be that we could avoid the transmission through perfect nutrient management where our plants are storing more energy than they are using, this able to create thicker waxes on surfaces that might resist infection, at least if it can be maintained, but it's super easy to say super hard to do. There are studies suggesting that REDOX motivation might also be used to mitigate but for how long when you have such capacity. To think too that fungi are known to recruit bacteria to reduce antifungal type products which might be a threat to PM etc. Great talk. You are cool Matt..I always learn when I listen to you
@@partidaportet27 My "Powdery Mildew | Zenthanol IPM Series" goes into some of the ways plants defend against PM such as with an arsenal of compounds and hyperoxide/redox to destroy the cells they infect, and likewise how PM can (or cannot!) disrupt this, you make a salient point about just how mutative PM can be and that has played a big role in making them hard to defeat with even healthy plants. Not to mention like you say, PM can be disrupted by microbes both competing as fellow pathogens or as beneficial symbionts!
Amino acids with Calcium is supposed to help with powder mildew. Harly Smith, a scientists talks about it. It does something to the cell walls that stops the powdery mildew from penetrating so it can continue its life. There's a scientific way to describe it. I'm not a scientist. But I did learn it from one.
Matthew here: the major effect of calcium being described here I think is being incorporated into the physical structure of the plant cell wall which can slow sporeling penetration. However, sporelings have ways to mitigate this by dissolving cellulose and pectin (cell wall structure) will enzymes like cellulase and pectinase, so while it's a great supplement it should be combined with other disruptive elements for the best outcome!
Probably introduction from the air, equipment, or nearby compatible host plants, plant nutritional/genetic susceptibility, and environmental suitability on the leaf surface.
Does anyone allow house spiders to live near their plants. Im wondering if they are usefull at all against other insects (like spider mites obv) have a big one in my year round greenhouse and found one of its offspings stealthing on fan leaf of one my headband plants
I suspect the answer is no one knows..it's luck of evolution if you believe such a concept. It is likely that certain plants have a greater range to switch out nutrients to fulfill metabolic pathways. For example, there are tomatoes and other fruits, food and likely weed, grown in brackish conditions due to a learned behaviour of plant lines to swap Potassium pathway interactions with Sodium,.clearly a more readily present Cation in brackish conditions. Ergo we might isolate cannabis that has a more dynamic access to initiate protein cascades as a response to a number of interchangeable.nutients. eg.if it said I must have adequate silica to resist PM and I am growing where access to this nutrient is restricted, over time we might find a variety of our plant becomes capable to switch out low Si with a replacement Nutrient X and still fulfill the path to liberate the plant from infection or risk. This is pure speculation on my part but I see.life is determined and very often there is more than one route to completing any task within the frame of life.
Hypochlorous acid is even better than hydro perox (only in late veg) or bicarb soda + jdwa (early mid even very late). Holc is dah bomb guys !! 500ppm!!
Wrong man, im also from the 80s and there are ways to have 0 sprays, 0 pm and 0 mites. I took classes at the amsterdam hydro school and grew up in Van in the early 90s. spraying is for weak ass growers and outdoor guys. Build it right, dissinfect everything including substrate, start from seed or tissue culture. PM is in the air, you Must control the air and environment 100%. Start with a simple merv 13 air intake system and recirculating air system backed up with uv light dissinfection, more advanced systems are available. I have 0 pm 0 mites 0 boytritis 0 spraying not even water. I run 300 to 500 light shows. I am a Master Grower taught by a Master grower from Amsterdam .
in the 90s you guys made seeds while we worked on under current systems for high yields. We still have the 87 skunks, hashplants and hindu kushes and bubblegums, champagnes and purple skunks that destroy the new strains, gelatos and hazes lol weak
I love listening to Matt he's such a wealth of knowledge and willing to teach anyone willing to learn!!! He's the best!
We are also very fond of Matt! Stay tuned for the full episode, tomorrow!
@@HomegrownCannabisCo I can't wait
Thanks for the kind words!
good show guys
Lost coast plant therapy is my go to. Before, I used to use Athena IPM just for maintenance. But when my a.c kicked the bucket, my environment changed and caused pm. Athena IPM had a hard time fighting it back.BUT when I discovered LCPT, within 2nd spray I didn't have any pm. You can also use it up to harvest.
Hey Kyle, Great listen!! I'd recommend regalia in a larger sized room at around day 18-20(soil) or day 14 hydro. You may need a pesticide license depending location but it does the trick well, and doesn't damage plants. I also use potassium bicarb, but only until first week of flower. Omina is also a good product to use IN the soil. This product deters powdery mildew and doesn't allow the pathogen to find a host to source sugars from. Anything past week three i really would only recommend 75 degree water ph of 7. This basically acts as the ph changer, but without damaging trichomes. You may find yourself able to get through a harvest without the water spray though depending on your environmental swings. Regalia is long lasting. Long time weed nerd here. Long live subcool!!!
Best guest ever and an encyclopedia of knowledge genius
Thanks growmie! 🌱
Baking Soda is... Sodium bicarbonate... Potassium bicarbonate is Chrem tartar ✌️🇦🇺😎
GWAHHHHHHH!!!, And that cut to pm advice was hilarious 😂
You should have Jorge Cervantes on the potcast as a possible guest.
Isopropyl alcohol 70% or lower, 1% peroxide, tea tree oil, peppermint oil.
Its very important to make sure you apply silica…this helps reduce PM problem’s…thx
Great video and so important for the growing process high five to Kyle and Matt👍💛
Old school methods 1tsp baking soda and 1tsp dawn dish soap per gallon of water.
This is so cool, Even way cooler of no annoying back ground music, Cheers to all..
Another great video Kyle. Great tips and suggestions on combatting Powdery Mildew! You Rock and Matt was very informative also!
Matthew is at the gates
I like the way you think!
Thanks Matthew. Keep growing
In honor of Subcool ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
Don’t take clones from Kyle Kushman, he has PM!
No. Potassium bicarbonate-also known as potassium acid carbonate-is not baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). However, potassium bicarbonate can be used as a low-sodium alternative to baking soda. Use the same amount of potassium bicarbonate as baking soda in
Thanks for that! I was pretty sure that while it wasn't baking soda it could be used in some cases!
I also read that milk is good as a folar spray mixed with water
Awesome video thanks for the information
Good info ,, thanks …
Great content ✌️💚🌱
Wait potassium bicarbonate is not baking soda which is sodium bicarbonate which is good against pm but bad for pistils in my experience. I only use it in vegging. Potassium bicarbonate i could not find in the supermarket ans is different..
Every little bit helps❤
You guys are missing so many key things that destroy powdery mildew I am a supreme expert at PM and growing dank weed... If you have questions Kyle reach out to me I can help your show out a lot..
I just notice two plants in my tent started spotting. whats the best defense at this point.
So many great tips I’m going to have a full notebook eventually from foiler sprays to cover crops and bugs in soil just in the last couple episodes! Heard somewhere there’s a strain known for its PM and other similar issue resistances from being grown for ages in these environments and bred to share its strength it’s so good get a clone from a 4 cotyledon the rare RK4c remove a ton of headaches no pun intended 😄🚿 🍀
Would you be able to do a full tent clean-up rundown. Which cleaners to use/avoid?
Allthough Kyle Kushman is a legend, but his growing style and opinions are out of date. I respect Kyle a lot, but...yeah. I just don't agree. But props. He sure grows dank plants, I think he could get more yield out of them while keeping his quality standard.
-sorry edit, typos corrected, and wild respect to Kyle, I just don't fully agree on all his points
Oh yeah? Which ones?
@@dgautreau86 for ecample wasting money on fancy LED'S with sunrise/sunset function to mimic "The Nature" and trading off DLI for smooth sunrise, come on. Everybody knows that plants don't give a fuck. Not like humans. Bladt them with photons man. That relates to a different kyle video. Just nuances. I understand he veges inside snd then moves them outdoor. But, ok never mind. Just saying I could increase his yield. He grows dank weed, could grow danker if he cared less about "nature"
i always thought it was crystal
subcool seeds Black Domina and Cherry Danny Boy strain, was called" black cherry " .do you know anything about it and can it be gotten? , was a clone only ,no seeds i believe thanks , love you kyle
👊
the best prevention is a good plant selektion!!! nature has done it ,without every spray...
I check twice a day
Can't wait ❤
50% RH , but what about the drying and curing time 😱
Thanks for the support! Fortunately powdery mildews cannot grow on dead matter, they rely on a living host so you should be okay for that!
Can you specify on the uv light benefit for pm. It sounded extremely helpful but very little info on it.
❤ thanks pm is a pain but it can be managed
Amazed at the new episodes of gwaaah!! Love from india
Best way to prevent powder mildew and bugs is make sure your nutrients are in balance and are properly cycled.
No matter what ipm you use, it is at a cost to your end product.
That can help! But powdery mildews are really good at suppressing their host immune system, and even exploit susceptibility genes in the plant, so sometimes nutrients aren't enough unfortunately.
@@Zenthanolagreed. Someone once told me the Kingdom of fungi can process around 1.4trillion X 200 proteins which we might equate to problem solving capacity.. humans have a mere 22,000x200 according to unique strands of DNA. This suggests you are right to suggest that nutrients alone may not be enough to defeat an infection.
It might be that we could avoid the transmission through perfect nutrient management where our plants are storing more energy than they are using, this able to create thicker waxes on surfaces that might resist infection, at least if it can be maintained, but it's super easy to say super hard to do.
There are studies suggesting that REDOX motivation might also be used to mitigate but for how long when you have such capacity.
To think too that fungi are known to recruit bacteria to reduce antifungal type products which might be a threat to PM etc.
Great talk. You are cool Matt..I always learn when I listen to you
@@partidaportet27 My "Powdery Mildew | Zenthanol IPM Series" goes into some of the ways plants defend against PM such as with an arsenal of compounds and hyperoxide/redox to destroy the cells they infect, and likewise how PM can (or cannot!) disrupt this, you make a salient point about just how mutative PM can be and that has played a big role in making them hard to defeat with even healthy plants.
Not to mention like you say, PM can be disrupted by microbes both competing as fellow pathogens or as beneficial symbionts!
Amino acids with Calcium is supposed to help with powder mildew. Harly Smith, a scientists talks about it. It does something to the cell walls that stops the powdery mildew from penetrating so it can continue its life. There's a scientific way to describe it. I'm not a scientist. But I did learn it from one.
Matthew here: the major effect of calcium being described here I think is being incorporated into the physical structure of the plant cell wall which can slow sporeling penetration. However, sporelings have ways to mitigate this by dissolving cellulose and pectin (cell wall structure) will enzymes like cellulase and pectinase, so while it's a great supplement it should be combined with other disruptive elements for the best outcome!
What if the universe as we know it, hmm? is actually the inside of a black hole and we are spinning like nobody's business, man... 🤔 😵🌴🔥🤣✌️
It works. 3 percent
What do you think the major 3 reasons getting mildew.
Probably introduction from the air, equipment, or nearby compatible host plants, plant nutritional/genetic susceptibility, and environmental suitability on the leaf surface.
Does anyone allow house spiders to live near their plants. Im wondering if they are usefull at all against other insects (like spider mites obv) have a big one in my year round greenhouse and found one of its offspings stealthing on fan leaf of one my headband plants
Can you link up with a UK 🇬🇧 seed company so we can purchase the strawberry cough please please please ❤
Seedcity
#GWAH
When you get powder mildew in your in your pants hard because you need a fan to keep the airflow moisture
What are the PM resistant strains?
I suspect the answer is no one knows..it's luck of evolution if you believe such a concept.
It is likely that certain plants have a greater range to switch out nutrients to fulfill metabolic pathways. For example, there are tomatoes and other fruits, food and likely weed, grown in brackish conditions due to a learned behaviour of plant lines to swap Potassium pathway interactions with Sodium,.clearly a more readily present Cation in brackish conditions. Ergo we might isolate cannabis that has a more dynamic access to initiate protein cascades as a response to a number of interchangeable.nutients. eg.if it said I must have adequate silica to resist PM and I am growing where access to this nutrient is restricted, over time we might find a variety of our plant becomes capable to switch out low Si with a replacement Nutrient X and still fulfill the path to liberate the plant from infection or risk.
This is pure speculation on my part but I see.life is determined and very often there is more than one route to completing any task within the frame of life.
I'll be back.
Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate
I’m Growing Weed TeamLoud
Is fuzzy mold what powdery mildew is - or related? Like what can happen on a carpet or upolstered furniture if it's very humid for an extended period?
Not the same at all
@@NefariousMinds That's good. It was horribly humid this summer and I postponed my 1st grow. I'm still hesitant.
@@413TomaccoRoad
If you are unable to control your environment indoors, don't grow.
@@NefariousMinds Thanks for your nefariousness.
Hypochlorous acid is even better than hydro perox (only in late veg) or bicarb soda + jdwa (early mid even very late).
Holc is dah bomb guys !! 500ppm!!
Stupid question sorry! Will you know if you have powder mildews
Definitely, PM shows up like a white circular patch usually. It is not stringy or oozy but light and mealy in appearance.
sodium bicarbonate = baking soda not K
You gotta get GWAR to endorse GWAH
Ohio votes today for rec. Pray for us
Kyle Kushman can i make you a video on a new way to control powdery mildew ! Free The Weed!
What happened to that dude chronic, why doesn’t he host anymore?
pigeons 420 on youtube bud washes and explains it, and not just hydrogen peroxide
I cut bud rot off my plants.
Peroxide won't here the buds
Boring A F
Wrong man, im also from the 80s and there are ways to have 0 sprays, 0 pm and 0 mites. I took classes at the amsterdam hydro school and grew up in Van in the early 90s. spraying is for weak ass growers and outdoor guys. Build it right, dissinfect everything including substrate, start from seed or tissue culture. PM is in the air, you Must control the air and environment 100%. Start with a simple merv 13 air intake system and recirculating air system backed up with uv light dissinfection, more advanced systems are available. I have 0 pm 0 mites 0 boytritis 0 spraying not even water. I run 300 to 500 light shows. I am a Master Grower taught by a Master grower from Amsterdam .
in the 90s you guys made seeds while we worked on under current systems for high yields. We still have the 87 skunks, hashplants and hindu kushes and bubblegums, champagnes and purple skunks that destroy the new strains, gelatos and hazes lol weak