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Spray budding plants?

Nordynllc
Nordynllcstarted grow question 4 years ago
What does anybody think about spraying plants that are budding, either with just water or a foliar spray? Does it promote bud rot on outside plants? What if it rains? Does it cause more humidity on inside plants? Bud rot/mildew? Pros and cons, anybody in the know, please.
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blendmedmedman
blendmedmedmananswered grow question 4 years ago
no never spray the buds, during flowering you want them to not get moisture as you will get bud rot, spray only during veg and first week of flower only, never spray the buds once they form
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Ttrichome
Ttrichomeanswered grow question 4 years ago
With good airflow and fans indoors and a decent static rh 50% or below I wouldn't be to concerned about my plants getting wet. That's in a controlled environment... outdoors if theres no wind ,hot and humid outside... and u go throwing water into the mix it could be creating ideal conditions for botrytis or PM to germinate and take off. I'd say outside it would vary depending on the conditions,weather ect lots of variables. Happy growing and stay lit fam
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Canadamade420
Canadamade420answered grow question 4 years ago
Hey your girls are looking great. To your question, I do not sprain as I want the buds to dry naturally and I cut down. And if you sprain before cut down it can take much longer for drying the buds out. And don’t sprain after you cut down because you could get mold and also add time to the drying process. I hope that helps you Happy growing
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