Mildew, mold, and pests are everywhere! A single spore of mold can be easily carried home to your garden. And a mite can lay hundreds of eggs. Within a few days, your beautiful garden is ruined… But they CAN be controlled and maintained. So don’t get discouraged, let’s fight them off and prevent them from every attacking your plants again. Maintaining a consistently clean and healthy garden will ensure that you get the safest crops to ingest.
Mildew & Mold Prevention
•Serenade Garden Disease Control – For use as foliar spray. It is safe to use on plants to fight mildew and mold, but generally not strong enough. Can be used to spray down grow room walls, floors, and even the pots being used for your plants. (Technically, it’s an alternative to Neem.)- Smells horrible too!!!
•Nutrilife SM-90 – For use as both foliar and/or with nutrient supplement. Preferably a spray. It controls anaerobic fungal and bacteria pathogens. It is derived from natural plant oils and is non-toxic to humans. When added to nutrients, root disease infestations are inhibited, and new root growth emerges. (It may increase metabolism of plants when used with nutrients, resulting in more water usage.) When used as foliar, it can treat mildew, mold, and leaf spots. (Spray within 8 hours of mixing.)
•GreenCure – For use as foliar spray. (Must be diluted.) It is an organinc solution that helps fight mildew, black spots, and other diseases. It is safe to use, all the way up to an hour before harvest. (May be needed more often during the rainy seasons.)
When SM-90 and GreenCure are used in conjunction with one another, plants have the best remedy and chances to fight off all mildew and mold, no matter the season or environment! This can be used all the way up until harvest time…
●SM-90 – ½ teaspoon per gallon-every 5-7 days (use for 3 weeks then stop) {Half Dosage}
●GreenCure – 2 teaspoons per gallon-every 1-2 weeks (use 2 times then stop) {Half Dosage}
Tips
- Keep grow room clean! And spray Neem on regular basis!
- Don’t leave doors & windows open! Or don’t bring outside plants inside!
- Make sure temperature humidity % can be easily seen and controlled.
- Don’t reuse soil unless treated. And don’t leave dead or moldy leaves in/near garden.
- Check undersides of leaves regularly & don’t leave trim or dead leaves in/near garden.
- Always be more cautious than necessary. Never think “It’s good enough…” Cause it’s NOT!