Noticed a few faint white spots on a few lower fan leaves and thought it might have been dust as it had not really rained in a while…research done here helped me to identify it as White Powdery Mildew. Decided to use a 1 to 9 ratio of milk to water and treated yesterday. They seemed to respond well.
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Twice a week and it should clear up, milk works great for wpm
Keep us updated, love how Organics work @Originalgazelle
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They really seemed to like it as well. I swear the buds got bigger overnight. I completely soaked top and bottom, of leaves, stem, interior of plants as well as all the baby buds and the soil
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Lookin good my friend, they should bulk up
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Yea, they really are just starting to bud. The 7 foot Christmas tree seems to be flowering faster. It is the only one that is not a clone, it is from seed.
I have however a clone in my veg room
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Nice great job
I thinned some of the lowers affected with the wpm to increase the air flow as well.
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What strain is it?
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I’m not exactly sure, I’m thinking sativa. It’s called Charlottes Web
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All bag seeds from over the past 20 years. I have the A-Train believed to be Sativa, the B-Train believed to be more of an Indica…definitely smokes like one. And Charlottes web in honor of my coming granddaughter.
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It’s growing like a Sativa, looks like a Sativa, hope it hits Like an Indica 
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The WPM seems to be lingering and some of the internal leaves are yellowing and dropping. Been treating with milk solution but it seems to be bouncing back. Was going to spray again with neem solution this morning. I have 8 large plants outside and they are about 3 weeks into flower. Hate to loose it to mildew. Any suggestions?
#helpmesavemygirls
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I tried it and found peroxide works far better. Plus after about two weeks the protein film starts to flake off so your plant looks like two weeks after I’ve been to the beach haha.
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