Gardener 09
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I was thinking about useing milk/water to mist them off, but what house hold items could you use?
What is the best solution to sprey on leaves to make them healthier
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I was thinking about useing milk/water to mist them off, but what house hold items could you use?
Green Cross
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milk?
Stick with what works; fish emulsion is good for foliar feeding, and not much else
Gardener 09
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ya, im going into town today to get some goodies, one of wich is fish fert/ emoltion / stuff, and also, that organic seaweed stuff, what is it called?
tusseltussel
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some say carbonated water definatly not milk.. really you dont need to foliar feed if yyour feeding properly.. foliar feeding is a quick fix when you are defitiant
Gardener 09
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well thanx for the carbonated water tip, ill have to buy some today. any last minute you have to have this suggestions for an indoor?
Gardener 09
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why not when you have nothing to loose and potentially alot to gain?
ROBINBANKS
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I use a very small amount of this stuff ive used it for years, but when they go into vig-growth i stop no need to spray its pointless.
tusseltussel
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you actually have something to loose and nothing to gain....... properly feed your plant and you do not need foliar feeding. you can burn em foliar feeding so ya you got somthin t loose... less is more has been stated many times by many growers
tusseltussel
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i think its illegal to grow in iowa so maybe you just shouldn't do it....... anyone in your home will know
BigBudBalls
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I always though plants got their nutrients through the roots.
Like tusseltussel said, its a quick fix for a prob not a standard feeding schedule..
(though I wouldn't use carbonated water, its a weak acid: carbonic acid)
Like tusseltussel said, its a quick fix for a prob not a standard feeding schedule..
(though I wouldn't use carbonated water, its a weak acid: carbonic acid)
Gardener 09
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True true... But, but... could i use carbonated water to mix my all purpose with?
SableZen
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I'd listen to the people that are telling you to be careful if your intent is to harvest something eventually... you seem intent on spraying SOMETHING on your plants for no reason (that you've stated). lol
But if it's your first plant/grow (just assuming), I'd say try whatever you want to and get it out of your system now so you can do a serious grow next year. Your plant won't likely survive to harvest well (if at all)... and if it does it will likely smell like rotten milk... but you'll learn a lot in the process and that's the most important thing. =P
But if it's your first plant/grow (just assuming), I'd say try whatever you want to and get it out of your system now so you can do a serious grow next year. Your plant won't likely survive to harvest well (if at all)... and if it does it will likely smell like rotten milk... but you'll learn a lot in the process and that's the most important thing. =P
ROBINBANKS
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Yipp how true, sometimes you need to sit back and let someone feck up, then they learn the hard way.
Gardener 09
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fine i wont, i do have one question still, would it be safe to when i water my clones to use my all purpose solution?
ROBINBANKS
New Member
If you feel you want to id just use a little water, make sure its been sitting for about 24 hrs, but once they start to grow id stop, they get what they need from roots.
keep it simple dude, mind they are weeds ok.
Its also best to spray when lights are out.
IMO
MR M3RKLEZz
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well if u have them in a propergater the best way instead of watering would be just to mist the inside of the lid