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Related: About this forumPowdery mildew problem?
This baking soda recipe is working for me so far
https://migardener.com/prevent-kill-blight-powdery-mildew-baking-soda/
Notice the white mildew is dying. It's turning dark.
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Powdery mildew problem? (Original Post)
SHRED
Jul 2019
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redwitch
(15,078 posts)1. I am going to add phlox to my garden next year.
Always had terrible mildew issues but reading this gives me new hope.
sagesnow
(2,869 posts)2. Very good to know.
Thanks for posting. Going to try it on my zinnias
SHRED
(28,136 posts)3. Let us know your results
Please
hibbing
(10,399 posts)4. Going to try this too, thanks! n/t
snacker
(3,625 posts)6. Thank you.
I'll be trying this.
NJCher
(37,682 posts)7. I'm trying a powdery mildew resistant strain next year
https://www.seedwise.com/listing/670/dmr-401-cucumber
You can read about the experiment at this page:
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/Tables/Cucumber_Slicer-DM_2017_V069-McGrath.pdf
thanks for the tip, shred. I use Green Cure which is a kind of souped up sodium bicarbonate, but will add the soap and the oil. If you think about it, that's what they do with Serenade.
You can read about the experiment at this page:
http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/Tables/Cucumber_Slicer-DM_2017_V069-McGrath.pdf
thanks for the tip, shred. I use Green Cure which is a kind of souped up sodium bicarbonate, but will add the soap and the oil. If you think about it, that's what they do with Serenade.