What about powdery mildew on Hydroponic plants,,
911872
The Neem Oil is very odiferous and this product should not be used on any plant that humans will be consuming. Only safe for birds that might ingest it. NOT HUMANS.
1183502
I've used it in the morning on my roses and apple espalier when they seem least stressed from heat. The apple espalier had flowered and the new green leaves were showing powdery mildew. It seems to have eliminated the disease.
923099
It could be anything from too much or too little water/nutrients. Could be lightning, drafts, disease, tiny bugs. Many "plant" sites on the internet can help you identify the plants needs and possibly the issue. With only ... "looks like they're dying" ... to go on, it's impossible to know.Could you post a picture of your plant?
476731
No maybe 50% at best. It has a strong dead fish smell. Outdoor use only. Not for hydroponics.
175054
I chose not to use it on mine. But then I don't have a bug problem in it either. Contact the company and get a list of plants its safe to use on. I tried it on my epi's and they were not happy about it. Before I use it next year I'll have a list of the plants its safe to use on.
1753583
it didn't harm mines i sprayed outside around the windows and inside. i only have aloe vera plants. ofcourse i didn't spray the plant directly just around the plant pot.
102463
You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots,... » Read More You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. « Show Less
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I live in Florida in the winter and I came back this year to a lot of algae/mold on my driveway. The sprayer cleaned everything off like magic with no cleanser, so yes I think it will get the mildew off. Mildew is nothing compared to the algae/mold you get in Florida during the summer rainy season. Oh, and a tip just buy the pressure sprayer not the offered attachments.
465226
It is readily water soluble. I don't know about hydroponics. You would likely need to use a weaker dilution than is specified for normal use.
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Yes I think so. You can call to check first Your plants won't know what happened! I love it.
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Not to my knowledge I have drenched my soil heavily with no adverse affects. If you tea your nutrients you are constantly rejuvenating your microbes anyway.
400483
I do not know. I live in the mountains of Arizona where there is little mold or mildew.
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Greetings,Only knowing the hydroponic basics, I can see the incorporation of the LECA into such system. I use LECA in the water trays of my African Violets and Begonias, and in the pots of my Orchids very succesfully indoors. My home is kept at a low humidity from the standard, and the LECA has worked remarkably well keeping constant humidity control around the plant. I have noticed a remarkable positive improvement in a month of use. Hope my answer is helpful to you.
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Not yet, they are nice plants, very small and I live in high humidity warm area so I would think any area if you have a green house
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I am not a hydroponics person, but it does have a large amount of particulate matter that I suspect would be the woe of any pump.
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I haven't had a problem but I live in Arizona and fungus and mold are not prevalent here. Sorry, I have no suggestions.
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This product is for insects. You need to look for a product specifically for mildew. If you are growing roses like I do. You need to search for needed products on the internet. I went to rosemania.com and then bought the products I needed on Amazon. I had no problems with mildew on my roses last year.