A Desperate gardener needs help.

Hey fellow gardeners!

I have a real problem and ive come here looking for answers.

Already this season, ive seen a case of Powdery mildew. Im a seasoned veteran dealing with this killer and have tried it all. I know without question that it comes down to this:

Get a short acting systemic fungicide that will kill it or loose my entire crop.

Question: Has anyone here, successfullly used a short acting fungicide,(30-45 days) on their veggies or other edibles, or tobacco that i might consider using on my cannabis?

Maybe?: http://www.farmassist.com/Prodrender/index.aspx?ProdID=413&ProdNM=Quadris

D.S. Toker. MD said:

Hey fellow gardeners!

I have a real problem and ive come here looking for answers.

Already this season, ive seen a case of Powdery mildew. Im a seasoned veteran dealing with this killer and have tried it all. I know without question that it comes down to this:

Get a short acting systemic fungicide that will kill it or loose my entire crop.

Question: Has anyone here, successfullly used a short acting fungicide,(30-45 days) on their veggies or other edibles, or tobacco that i might consider using on my cannabis?

Maybe?: http://www.farmassist.com/Prodrender/index.aspx?ProdID=413&ProdNM=Quadris

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Meh, I just use Tebucanazole and Imidicloprid. Its an off label use, but they use Tebucanazole on our crops so what the hell.. lol

http://www.bayeradvanced.com/rose-flower-care/products/disease-control-for-roses-flowers-shrubs

Bayer's Folicur systemic fungicide
Bayer's Folicur (proposed common name: tebuconazole) is a systemic fungicide of the azole group. The active ingredient can, therefore, be used protectively, curatively and also eradicatively. In biochemical terms, tebuconazole, like many other azoles, affects the fungal organism's sterol biosynthesis. In addition to inhibiting [C.sub.14 -demethylation], Folicur influences the formation of the delta 7-double bond. This additional mode of action could be a contributory factor in the activity spectrum of Folicur being wider that than of classical azoles.
Studies have shown that tebuconazole is a slightly toxic substance - acute oral toxicity in rats is approximately 4,000 mg/kg …

So you figure if you drank 4g for every kilo of body weight - in my case that comes out to 408g of straight material... I'd say you're pretty safe.

Interesting.. Is this related to our polls?

I take it this produce you guys treat is your private stash?

My condolences on PM and such.