Fucking neighbor sprayed my plant with thompson water seal

[cannabineer]

MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), and no sweat. I like giving something back from my former area of competence. cn

 

[KidneyStoner420]

looks like thompsons water seal did the job. nice beads of water on that plant. looks waterproof

I was thinking the same thing.

Once it dried on there I don't see how rinsing it off would work.
It's a water sealant. it's made to protect from water.

Keep us updated.

 

[racerboy71]

MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), and no sweat. I like giving something back from my former area of competence. cn

yah, i was a printer, well still am, just laid off atm cn, and you should have seen the msds books we had around the shop.. not surprising when we were using such lovely things as mek and a few other lovely ones..

 

[F A B]

yah, i was a printer, well still am, just laid off atm cn, and you should have seen the msds books we had around the shop.. not surprising when we were using such lovely things as mek and a few other lovely ones..

that mek is no joke

 

[a mongo frog]

THE UPDATE.....

i think im good. my reason is would u guys think the stomata would be shut down and the leaves would start to be
fucked up.

 

[F A B]

THE UPDATE.....View attachment 2237909View attachment 2237910

i think im good. my reason is would u guys think the stomata would be shut down and the leaves would start to be
fucked up.

hope not bro

 

[brimck325]

the thompsons will magnify the sunlight n burn leaves, i would think. good luck.....peace

 

[F A B]

the thompsons will magnify the sunlight n burn leaves, i would think. good luck.....peace

not if he wiped it mostly off i wouldnt think
hey mongo do leaves look waxy

 

[a mongo frog]

the thompsons will magnify the sunlight n burn leaves, i would think. good luck.....peace

who told u this and how soon should the magnifying start.

 

[racerboy71]

THE UPDATE.....View attachment 2237909View attachment 2237910

i think im good. my reason is would u guys think the stomata would be shut down and the leaves would start to be
fucked up.

yah, i think if it were a problem, you'd see something happen relatively fast mongo, so it sounds like you're in the clear on this one..

 

[a mongo frog]

actually the girl today looks the best she has ever looked.
has any one heard of leaf shin products.
if all goes well this week, im thinking of doing a every other week foliar spray with thomson water seal.

 

[F A B]

actually the girl today looks the best she has ever looked.
has any one heard of leaf shin products.
if all goes well this week, im thinking of doing a every other week foliar spray with thomson water seal.

leaf shine ? sure i have
they even have wipes

 

[a mongo frog]

off thread topic question please......
does sphagnum peat moss have any nutrient function in it? like is it actually doing any thing nutrient wise?

 

[F A B]

off thread topic question please......
does sphagnum peat moss have any nutrient function in it? like is it actually doing any thing nutrient wise?

for human consumption ?

 

[F A B]

off thread topic question please......
does sphagnum peat moss have any nutrient function in it? like is it actually doing any thing nutrient wise?

http://www.peatmoss.com/pm-flfaq.php


Canadian sphagnum peat moss (CSPM) is partially decomposed sphagnum moss. Sphagnum’s large cell structure enables it to absorb air and water like a sponge. Although peat moss does not contain nutrients, it does adsorb nutrients added to or present in the soil, releasing them over time as the plants require. This saves valuable nutrients which are otherwise lost through leaching

 

[a mongo frog]

for human consumption ?

no, for plants when its in the medium one is using. for instance sunshine #4. is there any nutrient at all in it or is it completely neutral?

 

[a mongo frog]

http://www.peatmoss.com/pm-flfaq.php


Canadian sphagnum peat moss (CSPM) is partially decomposed sphagnum moss. Sphagnum’s large cell structure enables it to absorb air and water like a sponge. Although peat moss does not contain nutrients, it does adsorb nutrients added to or present in the soil, releasing them over time as the plants require. This saves valuable nutrients which are otherwise lost through leaching

thanks, good right up.

 

[F A B]

thanks, good right up.

yes it is i just found it lots of good info there thats why i put up link and even taught me something

 

[Flaming Pie]

Peat moss makes the soil acidic over time I think.. from decomposition.. let me find the link

 

[Flaming Pie]

http://organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/understanding-ph?page=0,1

Mixing peat moss with the soil will also lower pH