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How do I prevent mold on my Chrysanthemums in the greenhouse?

  1. July 12th, 2010 at 08:56 | #1

    swiss army dive master

    I’ve had the exact same problem its been driving me nuts what I did was cut down any bit that has mold then sprayed with something not for it, just thought it might do something.
    you also need some ventilation in the greenhouse I’m not shore but I don’t think fans would do anything other than blow microscopic bits around and spread it but again I’m not shore so when ever its warm out side, open a window or two and get some fresh air blowing through!

  2. July 14th, 2010 at 07:47 | #2

    Male Yeast Infection Treatment

    In addition to more ventilation, try raising the temps just a couple of degrees.

    Spray with liquid fungicide such as physan.

  3. July 16th, 2010 at 22:28 | #3

    Homeopathic Yeast Infection Cure

    I was going to suggest the air circulation and temperature but I see that others have already done that. If you have other plants that cannot take the heat they’ll have to be moved to another area. It is most important that you deal with this asap otherwise your plants will be devastated by it.

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