Wizzlebiz
Well-Known Member
Most are concerned for their plants with a heat wave like we are having. Over 100 for roughly a week. For me I see an opportunity for pest management.
The biggest issue people have with managing their outdoor plants are bugs. They come fast if your not careful. With many large plants it is also a massive uptaking. The #1 reason people don't manage their pests is fear of bud rot due to moisture getting in the buds.
I use these weeks where it is stupid hot to do my BT spray.
I have an attachment to the hose that dispenses any liquid you add to it. I set it to 8oz per gallon and spray away. I can spray the entire plant in about 2 minutes including underneath.
This simply leaves zero opportunity to allow the buds to lock in any moisture. They sit for the rest of the day drying out.
I am not sitting there with a bottle and pulling a trigger 1000000 times while fighting with the bottle to spray upside down. Fuck that shit.
Btw I have never run into an issue with this. That's not to say I have not experienced rot however I have never lost more than a couple of grams through my grows.
The biggest issue people have with managing their outdoor plants are bugs. They come fast if your not careful. With many large plants it is also a massive uptaking. The #1 reason people don't manage their pests is fear of bud rot due to moisture getting in the buds.
I use these weeks where it is stupid hot to do my BT spray.
I have an attachment to the hose that dispenses any liquid you add to it. I set it to 8oz per gallon and spray away. I can spray the entire plant in about 2 minutes including underneath.
This simply leaves zero opportunity to allow the buds to lock in any moisture. They sit for the rest of the day drying out.
I am not sitting there with a bottle and pulling a trigger 1000000 times while fighting with the bottle to spray upside down. Fuck that shit.
Btw I have never run into an issue with this. That's not to say I have not experienced rot however I have never lost more than a couple of grams through my grows.