What's your best foliar spray recipes

DonBrennon

DonBrennon

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conalh said:
I use the OHN on my vegging plants everyday in the morning -- and ~3-4 times a week on my flowering plants. I cant get enough of the stuff. When I spray it on my flowering, I bring an extra fan I have in my grow room over to the tent to help dry it out. I spray in a light mist, not drench or soak.

For my OHN I leave the cinnamon out. I use ginger + garlic and ferment for less time. [I'm in California where the ambient temperature is pretty high though.]
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WOW........every day?........what concentrate are you using?

Mine's..........ginger, garlic, chilli, neem, corriander, mint...............and probably a couple of ingredients I've forgotten...........there's a lot more ginger and garlic than the rest of the ingredients, something like 4:4:1:1:1:1, if you understand what I mean.........I like diversity............and get bored sometimes pmsl
 
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conalh

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I probably couldn't put an exact measurement on it, I use a teaspoon measurement thing and take 2 out of my jar of OHN concentrate [probably don't get a full 2 teaspoons.], throw that into a regular sized spray bottle and use my aerated water along with a tiny bit of silica [less than a teaspoon.] what is that? If i had to guess it'd be between 1:500-1:700 - concentrate : water respectively.

I have a cinnamon black licorice garlic ginger ohn as well, it works really well but it's extremely strong. I think the cinnamon's effect stacks up too quickly on the plant. Haven't tried isolating either cinnamon or black licorice.

After this harvest I'm going to go all out with experimenting in this direction. I've been hiking a LOT in my area and watching the growth of the native herbs / weeds around here. Always on the look out for some new things to try to FPJ out.

What does the coriander and mint do for you, would you say? I'm assuming helps the IPM part of the foliar.

I'm brand new to this so I have no idea how to like your comments, but i do. Thanks for responding with insight.
 
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DonBrennon

DonBrennon

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conalh said:
I probably couldn't put an exact measurement on it, I use a teaspoon measurement thing and take 2 out of my jar of OHN concentrate [probably don't get a full 2 teaspoons.], throw that into a regular sized spray bottle and use my aerated water along with a tiny bit of silica [less than a teaspoon.] what is that? If i had to guess it'd be between 1:500-1:700 - concentrate : water respectively.

I have a cinnamon black licorice garlic ginger ohn as well, it works really well but it's extremely strong. I think the cinnamon's effect stacks up too quickly on the plant. Haven't tried isolating either cinnamon or black licorice.

After this harvest I'm going to go all out with experimenting in this direction. I've been hiking a LOT in my area and watching the growth of the native herbs / weeds around here. Always on the look out for some new things to try to FPJ out.

What does the coriander and mint do for you, would you say? I'm assuming helps the IPM part of the foliar.

I'm brand new to this so I have no idea how to like your comments, but i do. Thanks for responding with insight.
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Yeah, mainly for IPM. Your comment abut native herbs reminded me......it's also got wild garlic leaves, they're very pungent when you break or rub them and they are always absolutely pristine in appearance, no bugs go near them.......although they are a dairy farmers worst nightmare, cows love them, but if they eat them, you can taste it in their milk.....it's that strong
 
DonBrennon

DonBrennon

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