Mold question ~ Cause solved, Elimination of mold itself sought!

[Daxterrpro]

Hello! Fairly new to the forums, asking all sorts of questions all over the place for my new 3 plants, but I really want to get everything right and not have a graveyard on my hands! I just finished setting up a new terrarium, got brand new lights, and figured out how to keep the darn thing at a good humidity. Unfortunately, while I was figuring it out, I had some mold start to grow on one pitcher and a little bit on the re-hydrated Sphagnum moss. Misting the plant directly = Bad. Fixed. Now I just need to get rid of the mold that's already there. Fortunately the pitcher was already mostly dead, so I cut it, but I cannot really get rid of what's on the moss, or any spores I cannot see. Any recommendations on type of anti-fungal / mold killer? There are tons of opinions our there. Or how to eliminate it now that it is a problem. The plant is a Nepenthes Spectabilis x Aristolochioides hybrid, growing in
1 part New Zealand Spagnum Moss
1 part Fine Orchid Bark
1 part Perlite
1 part tree fern fiber

I don't think the problem will occur again, I just need to eliminate what is currently there. I posted a picture of the mold, you can see some spotting but it looks a bit worse under normal lighting.

Thanks!!

Kevin

 

[divaskid]

Hi and welcome to the forums
I use sulfur powder, the stuff you can find at your garden shop. I use this particular brand: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000HA95W2/ref=mp_s_a_1_57?qid=1384360946&sr=8-57&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70

So far it has worked well for me.

 

[mass]

p.S.. only use the sulfur based fungicides. Copper based ones are harmful to CP's.

 

[Daxterrpro]

Cool, as for application just follow the directions? I know CP's can be temperamental/sensitive most of the time. Thanks for the help!