This quote comes from a blog entry that seems pretty legit, posted by a seed bank or I guess seller. I won't say who, because I don't think that matters. Anyways, here's what they say about foliar feeding. Any y'all do that?
Foliar feeding?
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I don't do it.
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Not saying it is wrong or doesn't help. I have just never done it.
Me either
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I don’t do it since my humidity is around 60 I don’t want liquid on the plant.
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Me either. It doesn't happen in nature, does it?
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Bye bye, Boo Boo. First post was spam right out of the gate.
Not you, Boo! It was a spammer.
Not you, Boo! It was a spammer.
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we would spray when the humidity got done to 15% or less…..just a little cal mag in the sprayer
I had one big leaf that fell against the stawk and made that slime mold like you see dead flower blossom do. I picked it off but it made a big scar on the stalk. Killed the bark like stalk rot. I don't foliar feed because if I put to much on the ground a rail will help but I'm afraid if I burn the leaves it's easier to screw up. If I watched people do it I could learn. I always use less anyway.
I try not to push my luck with PM but if your in a controlled environment maybe you could keep humidity under control.
Sometimes I leave cuts I the cloner waaay too long and they get all yellow.
I will foliar spray with 1\4 strength jacks when potted.
Helps green them up quickly while the roots get going in the medium.
I will foliar spray with 1\4 strength jacks when potted.
Helps green them up quickly while the roots get going in the medium.
