Question 1

Will run off hurt the benificial fungus in my soil?

Accepted Answer

Im not sure which microbes banish targets, you have to look that up. But I would say yes in high amounts it will effect your beneficial fungus. Im using procidic now which is just citric acid and that would not effect your soil. 6ml per gallon and balance pH to 5.6. Hope this helps you! :)

Question 2

How long should I keep the lights raised after I apply the product?

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I’ve only used banish outside an hour and a half before sunset. I would leave the lights off at least 12 hours after spraying if inside. If you turn them on too soon after spraying you will kill them. Catch the powdery mildew early spray it several days in a row the first time then once a week after that. I’ve been using banish for several years now,It’s a good product if you catch the powdery or downy mildew early, But like I said I only grow outside in a legal grow.

Question 3

Will this cause cannabis to fail a full spectrum test?

Accepted Answer

We have never popped a test yet. It is as clean as they get. Banish: All Natural Fungicide - Composed of only Gerinol and Iso Alcohol. Gerinol prevents the translocation of positive charged Potassium ions through the downy/powdery mildew, which is how this fungus spreads. The nano tech gerinol particles get into the vascular tissue of the plant, where the mildew's hyphae are anchored in. This kills the fungi at the source where it is anchored into the plant. It also creates a layer on the plant so other mildew spores cannot germinate on contact. . The alcohol helps dry out the fungal layer on the surface of the plant to insure a rapid rate of death so the mildew doesn't "shoot" a ton of spores out before it dies. This duo is mildew's worst ALL-NATURAL nightmare.  Hope this helps

Question 4

Does this work on pecan scab (Fusicladium effusum) ?

Accepted Answer

Pecan scab is an infection caused by the fungus Cladosporium caryigenum. The spores over winter on the tree and become active in spring, causing small round spots on new leaves, tender young stems and the husks of the nuts as they form.  Other opportunistic pathogens often attack the affected areas, further weakening the tree. Often, the entire nut crop is lost in badly infected trees.  If it's not to late, then in theory Banish could help. But you need to spray early and often.  Commercial pecan growers routinely treat their orchards with fungicides that effectively control scab. Banish is a Fungicide. For homeowners, this becomes a difficult task once pecans reach their mature height of over 50 feet. However, young trees are easy to treat with Banish. Using a hand-held pump sprayer, drench the entire tree as soon as it emerges from dormancy in spring. Repeat twice more at two-week intervals and then reduce the fungicide applications to three week intervals for the rest of the growing season.

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