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too late. I found another caterpillar in the bud this morning so I sprayed while the sun was down. My leaves are going to shit on some of my plants, I pretty much spray in the middle of the night so I'm not sure what the deal is. I wonder if I need to just put up a shade cloth or move the plants into partial shade. It's triple digits here.
yes let them dry with rising sunThere are a couple of general rules to follow when spraying your plants with anything:
1. The rule of 140 - Add the current temperature and the relative humidity, and if the total is more than 140 then do not spray.
2. Never put your plants to bed wet - don't spray in the evening, or at night. It's best to spray plants in the morning before they are in full sun.
This is great advice. I've been scrambling since I've converted to outdoors. Bud rot and worms are now the enemy eh? Is BT going make my bud taste poo? I've tried to hard to use organic products for the sake of taste. I'm not excited about this. Especially since it's a problem that I've only read about and assume I'll run intoThere are a couple of general rules to follow when spraying your plants with anything:
1. The rule of 140 - Add the current temperature and the relative humidity, and if the total is more than 140 then do not spray.
2. Never put your plants to bed wet - don't spray in the evening, or at night. It's best to spray plants in the morning before they are in full sun.
I haven't noticed any smell. Once the buds are ready I can vaporize a sample. Worst case scenario is I make RSO from it.
So you are saying I can never spray? My temp is 91 and RH is 56%. Each day as one goes up, the other comes down, but the sum of the two will not get below 140 until about the end of September.There are a couple of general rules to follow when spraying your plants with anything:
1. The rule of 140 - Add the current temperature and the relative humidity, and if the total is more than 140 then do not spray.
2. Never put your plants to bed wet - don't spray in the evening, or at night. It's best to spray plants in the morning before they are in full sun.
It's a general rule. If your total is always above 140 then you must spray sparingly and carefully, and only in the early morning.
I was joking. NW Florida makes you break all the general rules.It's a general rule. If your total is always above 140 then you must spray sparingly and carefully, and only in the early morning.
It's a fine day compared to the last three or four weeks. I started late so my plants would stay smaller, and our rainy season started in June instead of July or August. Who knew it, 20+ days of rain and no sun is bad for sprouts.NW Florida? Are you sure the humidity is only 56 percent?
I spray in the evening and the morning. No problems. It is not a good idea to spray at night if you have buds, but it is not a good idea to spray in the morning if you have buds either, since the buds act like sponges.It's a general rule. If your total is always above 140 then you must spray sparingly and carefully, and only in the early morning.
. Last year I didn't have any but the year before I had lots of buds effected.
I have some auto's fattening now so if I got em I'll see soon.
usually if u find one there is more that u dont see..thats at least how its been with my outdoor girls..but i never have no issues till the buds get big,then the little bastards hide in there..i bought some BTK powder its 54% ktk..its called dipel dust..i usally start spraying around week 2 of flower on my ladies so i can get the bacteria in there in the nooks and crannys early on
I took the seedling from my screen room to the patch. It was small enough I would have seen more. Didn't see any on any of the other seedlings. I've never seen them on seedlings before, but this is late start stuff.