panhead
Well-Known Member
Your idea isnt a bad idea but its not needed,im learning as i go in this thread,i allways called the disease Blight ,i never knew it wasnt blight until reading this thread for the 1st time,ive been using copper soaps for years woth great success.So, um, just use it ? If you want to be safe, just do water curing for your buds later. It's better than dead plant.
No need to go to extremes for health reasons either,the copper particles dissipate in the wind for the most part,what the plant ingests is so small & for the most part within leaf matter you'd have to smoke hundreds of lbs to even get a dose.
I treat all my plants with copper soap at various stages of growth,mainly as preventive medicine,i spray once when they have 4 or 5 sets of leaves,then i spray again when i flip to 12/12 durring transition,then i spray one last time when the plants are 14 to 20 days into bud cycle.
Check this out,anybody ever use a humidome for clones,forget to give em fresh air for a few days & have some cuttings mold over,spray em one time when you 1st put em in the humidome & lightly mist the underside of the humidome & your cuttings will never rott again.
My outdoor plants i treat atleast once a month,more if we have lots of rain,never lost a single plant,or even a branch.