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rags2riches

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Hey I just did my second sulphur burn and although the first time i had alum foil on the floor underneath and it didnt seem to be needed....well this time I had spill over and melted plastic and carpet for hours. Did a 7 hour burn don't know when it hit the floor.... Man droops but lots of red coloring....some plants were not affected at all ?? my healthy happy Salmon creek FREAKED out.... SO did a VERY HAPPY Purple KUsh. I have done a double flush with RO and aired out all day. Yesterday they were all perky and I was about to clone and top. Now I am not sure if there is some other help. Should i spray the leaves with some RO too? View attachment 31818

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canadiancracker

canadiancracker

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i always wash my leaves 2 days after each burn with RO water, ive seen some burn like you have after burns but i never used a 7 hour burn i usally burn 2-3hours in 5-6 day cycles.

maybe some plants are just alot more sensitive. i dont think theyll have problems recoupperating, it might take a little longer (stunted) but theyll come back round dude, no worries.

try dipping your plants in dutchmaster zone and penatrator mix, to rid of powdery mildew.
just wash them the day after dipping with ro water and do not get the mix on your skin, it will cause exzema, or boiling over of the skin.

the mix is 10ml/gallon of zone and 60ml/litre of water. dip/swirl for 2 seconds let drip 3-5 seconds re dip/swirl shake, redip/swirl and then let dip dry. wash the plants the next day with RO water and repeat every 5 days for 3 weeks or 4 treatments and the pm should be gone from the plants system. control you realative humidity afterwards and you shouldnt ever see the pm again. i only burn sulfure on veging plants and in rooms to prevent the spores from having hidin spots....

hope this helps
 
ancientmariner

ancientmariner

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Salvageable

Salvageable

I have seen far worse from my own past sulphur burn experience. Lots of TLC necessary at this point, but totally salvageable. Either dip in something gentle, or spray heavily with light solution of organic tea, or alternate spraying and dipping. The key here IMO is to keep it LIGHT ON CHEMICALS.

A year or two back I totally stressed and almost destroyed a batch by burning sulphur a day or so after applying Neem-based oil and soap. I lost one or two, but the majority bounced back, albeit after some time (10 days/2 weeks). However, if you are looking to clone from these you should be good to take cuttings in a day or two, because you'll want to trim off all that excess foliage, burned or not, from the cuttings anyhow.

By the way, them's some purty lookin ladies.
 
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