Aloe Vera in flower

kingzt

kingzt

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Is it alright to use aloe in flower? I know it contains salicylic acid but to my knowledge it's good for root growth. I though it was good for trying to increase trichome production but I just read that salicylic acid doesn't help which actually contradicts a lot of products on the market that uses willow bark i.e. Bud factor x. I have a lot of aloe I know it's high sapponins but just curious if I can use it in flower and not just veg.
 
Theophagy

Theophagy

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kingzt said:
Is it alright to use aloe in flower? I know it contains salicylic acid but to my knowledge it's good for root growth. I though it was good for trying to increase trichome production but I just read that salicylic acid doesn't help which actually contradicts a lot of products on the market that uses willow bark i.e. Bud factor x. I have a lot of aloe I know it's high sapponins but just curious if I can use it in flower and not just veg.
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Are you talking about using it as a foliar spray or watering with it? I would not do any foliar spray in flowering. As far as watering with, I used to do it a couple times a grow, in both veg and flower. I quit using it though, due to aloe having antibacterial and anti fungal properties. That's been a question I have had for awhile now. Is watering with aloe harmful to organic soil?
 
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LinguaPeel

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Always been curious about aloe. The last Durban I looked at in a dispensary smelled exactly like Aloe Vera. Is there an aloe pheno of Durban Poison? Didn't risk it.
 
kingzt

kingzt

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I would use it while fertilizing so watering it in. I foliar and fertigate in veg and it works well. Roots love it and the leaves pray with I apply it as a foliar.
 
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