johnwashburnx30
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i mist my plants every night before they go to sleep.
should i be spraying the buds directly?
should i be spraying the buds directly?
misting plants, should i be spraying the buds?
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cbtwohundread
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yes your gonna mold them stop now,,,hault who goes there!!!
johnwashburnx30
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shit, well ive only done it 3 times now. so i guess ill stop. good thing i got a fan in there when lights are off. man fuck would i be mad if i got mold. that cola is so juicy. (well for me its a proud thing, im a beginner obviously)
check this monkey out:
check this monkey out:
last grow was a molasses experiment went all the way up to 3 tablespoon per gal and mist with about one tenth food and molasseses flushed with guess what yep molasses i misted up to harvest must have good air circulation and fan system turn every thing off when spray let dry little then back on carful of bulb up to you i dont do all the time i like to experiment now experimenting with uv light luck to you my brother
peace im out
peace im out
they do.
not "every one of them", but some of them.
why take the risk when there is no need?
Buds do rot outside. If you get a week or so of heavy rain, especially with large buds, there is a good chance bud rot will start....
seasmoke
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If you drench plants, like after a rainstorm, and they don't get much of a chance to dry out then yes mold is a problem, BUT if you are just lightly misting them with drying time then you shouldn't have any problems... especially if you have a dehumidifier in your bud room thats set 50% or lower.
I've had a spidermite problem that I cleaned up by spraying them down with the garden hose, then neem oil, then another wash, then rigt back into the room with no problems.
I've had a spidermite problem that I cleaned up by spraying them down with the garden hose, then neem oil, then another wash, then rigt back into the room with no problems.