I just looked at your other threads. 100% sure you had broad mites.
Check this thread.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=250796
Check this thread.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=250796
mosaic passes thru cutting tools like the article states. it left the room when the infected plants did. just get some new cutting tools and you should be good
The clones were at a spot that had plants that had the virus before, It didn't even cross my mind because it was years ago. No pictures though. and Budwhyser ozone sounds promising after doing some research and coming across this
So in layman's terms the ozone attacks the protein coat of the TMV virus and inactivates it, right? If I had the Ozone gens running what would the use of the ammonia and bleach be? Is there somewhere specifically I should spot clean with it?
Thanks!
But it WAS broad mites. Not TMV. TMV affects the plant as it it growing.
I.E. one side of a leaf will grow longer than the other, making the leaf skew to the
side. And it doesn't effect just the tops, the way broad mites do. Also,
TMV does not cause the extreme canoeing that you see in his pics.
See this page for Broad Mite damage comparison. http://pogenetics.com/?page_id=389
I understand that. However, someone searching on dealing with mosaic virus might very well come across this thread, and what I posted would be valuable for them. Far better than reinventing the wheel, wouldn't you agree?