Possible mold solutions?

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    "Tea Tree Oil Spray


    • A spray made with tea tree oil makes for very effective fungicidal control against plant mold. Mix well together 1 tsp. of tea tree essential oil and 1 tsp. of liquid castile soap with one gallon water. Spray the mixture on the topsoil and plants to get rid of mold. Tea tree oil is obtained by steaming the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia. The oil is used for its antiseptic qualities and prevents and treats infections. Castile soap is made exclusively with olive oil and has a number of uses around the house. Both ingredients can be bought online or at local drugstores.

    Vinegar Spray


    • A vinegar water solution is an effective remedy against mold. Mix 1 tbsp. of vinegar in 2 quarts of water. Use the mixture to water plants once a week."

    Has anyone experienced or used either one of these methods to get rid of mold that grows on our sweet mary jane? If yes please provide input.....and if not please share other methods....I need to get rid of this mold on my ladies!!!!!!!!!

    Thanks for any input/advice!!!!
    TamyLove420, May 28, 2011
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    one of my friends old grows had mould appear late into flowering. we literally showered the whole plant. brought tears to my eyes but actually worked!
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    Dude i had mold problems tried and tried just to treat the plants but in the end the mold reared its ugly face very late in flower.The only thing that worked was pulled the plants cleaned primered the walls and painted them and created tons of airflow bought a soil moisture tester.Are you growing around carpet drapes anything that can hold that moisture in the room?
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    Tea Tree Oil, Neem Oil, Rosemary Oil are all very good, organic, anti fungal remedies. I used to have a lot of mold problems and I got a de-humidifier off of craigslist for $100. Never had mold again and didn't have to worry about putting oils on my plants affecting the taste.
    sdgreenthumb, Jun 6, 2011
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