Anti-Mildew Fungicide Flower (Tetraconazole) – Systemic Oidium Control

Anti-Mildew Fungicide Flower (Tetraconazole) is the definitive systemic solution designed to eradicate powdery mildew and other persistent fungal diseases that threaten to ruin your cannabis crop, ensuring total protection from the inside out. If you are looking for a professional-grade product to stop fungal infections instantly, this is the tool you need in your arsenal.

Is powdery mildew eating your plants alive?

Problem: You open your indoor tent or check your outdoor garden and see those dreaded white spots on the leaves. It looks like flour or ash, but it's actually Oidium (powdery mildew). You've tried home remedies, but the fungus keeps coming back, spreading from leaf to leaf, suffocating your plants and weakening their vitality.

Agitation: If you don't act immediately, that white powder will cover the buds, making them completely unusable. There is nothing more frustrating than throwing away months of hard work, electricity, and fertilizers because of a fungus that got out of control. A bad choice in treatment can result in a total loss of the harvest or, worse, smoking unhealthy mold spores.

Solution: The Anti-Mildew Fungicide Flower with Tetraconazole is your emergency brake. Being a systemic fungicide, it doesn't just stay on the surface; it penetrates the plant's tissue, protecting it from the inside and eradicating the fungus even in areas where the spray didn't reach perfectly. It cures what you have and prevents what's coming.

Quick spec sheet of the product

• Brand: Flower.
• Type: Systemic Fungicide (Emulsifiable Concentrate [EC]).
• Active Ingredient: Tetraconazole 12.5% w/v.
• Format: 10 ml bottle.
• Target Pests: Powdery mildew (Oidium), speckled rust, white spot, black-rot, anthracnose.
• Action: Preventive and Curative.
• Dosage: 1 ml per liter of water (foliar application).

Key advantages over generic fungicides

While contact fungicides only kill what they touch, leaving hidden spores alive, the systemic power of Tetraconazole changes the game. It offers a level of security that biological or contact-only products simply cannot match during a heavy infestation.

• Systemic Action: The product is absorbed by the leaves and distributed throughout the plant sap, protecting even new shoots that grow after application.
• High Persistence: It remains active for longer, reducing the need for constant spraying and lowering humidity spikes in your grow room.
• Broad Spectrum: It doesn't just kill powdery mildew; it's also effective against rust and black-rot, acting as a broad shield for your genetics.
• Curative Power: Unlike preventive-only products (like sulfur), this can actually stop and reverse an active infection if caught in time.

Real benefits you’re going to notice

Using Anti-Mildew Fungicide Flower translates to peace of mind. You won't have to wake up terrified of finding more white spots. By stopping the infection quickly, your plants recover their energy to focus on bud production rather than fighting for survival.

Additionally, by using a professional chemical solution effectively, you save the crop from the trash bin. It allows you to maintain the quality and flavor of your flowers (as long as you respect the safety intervals), ensuring that your hard work in managing climate control and nutrition pays off with a healthy harvest.

Step-by-step usage guide

1. Identify the problem: Use microscopes and magnifiers to confirm it is Oidium or another fungus and not a pest residue.
2. Prepare the mix: Dilute 1 ml of fungicide per 1 liter of water. Use soft water with a pH around 6.0 for best absorption.
3. Safety first: Wear gloves, a mask, and protective glasses. This is a chemical product, and you must protect your skin and lungs.
4. Application: Spray the plants thoroughly, focusing on the tops and undersides of the leaves. Do this just before the lights go off (indoors) or at sunset (outdoors) to avoid leaf burn.
5. Repeat if necessary: Check the label for repetition frequency, usually every 10-14 days depending on the severity, but do not overuse.
6. Stop before harvest: Respect the safety interval indicated on the package strictly to ensure no residue remains in the final product.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the safety interval?

The safety interval (time between application and harvest) varies by crop type. For cannabis, it is recommended to stop applying systemic chemicals at least 15 to 21 days before harvest to ensure the flowers are clean. Always check the bottle label for specific crop data.

Can I mix it with other insecticides?

Generally, Tetraconazole is compatible with most insecticides cannabis growers use, but it is not recommended to mix it with alkaline reaction products (like lime sulfur) or mineral oils. It's always safer to apply them separately.

Does it work for Botrytis (Grey Mold)?

This product is specific for Oidium (Powdery Mildew), rust, and similar fungi. While it has some broad action, for Botrytis specifically, you should look for products specialized in grey mold or reduce humidity drastically.

Is it safe for autoflowers?

Yes, you can use it on autoflowers, but be very careful with the timing. Since autos have a short cycle, ensure you only use it during the vegetative stage or very early flowering to avoid residue.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

"I've seen many growers lose their minds fighting Oidium with home remedies like baking soda or milk when the infection is already advanced. My advice? Don't play around. If the fungus is already established, you need something systemic like this Flower fungicide. I keep a bottle in my cabinet for emergencies. It's the 'nuclear option' that stops the spread instantly. Just be disciplined with the safety period; if you are close to cutting, don't use it. But for veg and early bloom, it's a lifesaver."