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Gosh I miss the Hortline on CKLQ. We sure lost a special person when Dr Paton passed away.  
I have a beautiful Datura (Angel's Trumpet) plant which I noticed had one branch which was looking droopy. I gave it extra water which seemed to help but today the same branch was looking the same again so I looked at it closer. I found a white fuzzy mold at the base of that branch. I washed it off with water and I looked online to see what I could do for it. So far all I have found is using some baking soda in water, but it also says may damage leaves. I'm just wondering if anyone else has run into the problem and if you were able to fix it.

I once used cinnamon to help with moldy soil (scooped the mold off of the surface and then sprinkled cinnamon on top), and that worked. Might work to sprinkle it on the plant too, and could be less harsh than baking soda!? It's something else for you to research as an option.

that sounds like it will be worth a try and it will smell good too, LOL, thanks for the suggestion.