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Misting During Veg

OrganicLivingSoil
OrganicLivingSoilstarted grow question 14 days ago
Anyone else mist the plants during veg? If so, what spray do you use?
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Tommy716
Tommy716answered grow question 14 days ago
Yes I do. I like to youse a natural kelp product. That is where the plant seem to respond the best to it's cheap and you will see results immediately. They actually take the nudes up better from folder feeding
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 13 days ago
MIST THE BUDS MOTHA FUCKA!
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 13 days ago
Absolutely no need to with no benefits to the plant at all. Concentrate on feeding the roots.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 13 days ago
Getting the leaves wet in a controlled environment is not needed. Should only be done if treating for a issue. Otherwise it is not recommended indoors. It just damages leaves and slows growth process indoors.
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 14 days ago
He's too dumb. Worthless to offer him any real world advice. Let him mist his buds....MIST THE BUDS BUD!
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 14 days ago
none, plants do most of all their uptake via the roots and they are better at it from that point of view. If you are not keeping your RH down misting them can ask for issues like WPM potentially. I've only seen misting clones with micro stuff to help em root faster and avoid some issues. but its not needed only extra and optional.
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 14 days ago
PATHOGENS....we been over this. You put them at increased risk of infection. You argued "what about rain outdoors" And i think you called me a fuckin idiot and a dummy as i recall. Well dude, you are growing INDOORS, not out in nature. Nature creates the perfect balance. In nature, plants get dirty with dust and debris from stuff blowing around in the air. A dirt road near by, a dry field, whatever. Inside you have none of that. What possible benefit do you think misting water on your leaves is gonna give them? If you are gonna spray shit on your leaves, you mix a nutrient mix at the right pH and mist the undersides of your leaves where they actually absorb nutrients. Thats the ONLY time it has any benefit. But it's a pain in the ass cuz you have to do it daily and you make a fuckin mess around your grow space with the inevitable spray that misses and goes everywhere. Back in the old days you have 1000w bulbs above and 1 micro drop on a bare bulb = BOOM, bye bye bulb. Stop beating this question to death for fuck sakes you've been told again and again.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 14 days ago
I never put anything on my children’s leaves. I’m traumatized I guess. One time I accidentally got some liquid on a couple lower leaves when watering/feeding and thought I had wiped it off good enough, but I guess I didn’t. Yeah.. the poor little leaves were all like spotty burnt and it looked terrible. I’m sure the plant didn’t appreciate it either
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Grey_Wolf
Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 14 days ago
I will foliar spray when needed ie iron chelate for an iron deficiency but I avoid wetting the leaves if not needed and ONLY just before lights OFF the LEDs will burn misted leaves and cause damage If you need humidity consider a humidifier or wet towels in the tent
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 14 days ago
Yes. Only in veg tho and just before lights off as they will burn. It’s a good way to quickly treat deficiency. Misting is good for keeping rh up as seedlings. That contributes to vpd
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