Sticky for foliar feeding?
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lime73
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Why would you want to foliar feed, that is for sick plants that need a quick fix. Roots will do the work. On a healthy plant. could be why so many have problems with their leaves, too much chemicals on the leave could hurt them more than good. just my thought. You shouldn't foliar feed during budding so why get in a pattern, then you have to stop?
lime73
Weed Modifier
What is STUF ( Do you mean - " Shut The Fuck Up )and why would you say it to me? This is just my opinion...and I was just asking about it too!!!
No need to be rude man!
If you are going to say something at least say it!
No need for Text talk!
No offense taken to me, but take a look at Your attitude!
Dinosaur Bone
Active Member
How many Sticky's can one forum have?? I am all for a subsection that has all the sticky's, so I dont have to scroll half way down the page to see the new threads.
I see nothing wrong with an occasional foliar feed during veg. The big question is how occasional a frequency are we talking here.
As mentioned, toxic or maybe not so much toxic as obnoxious build up on the leaves may not be the best thing. Would following up the next day with a pure water misting / rinse be a good policy??? I think so YMMV.
Correct me if I am wrong.... but I have heard that misting with pure water [or good old fashioned rain] makes otherwise inaccessible Nitrogen in the air available to the plants. SO..... Misting with pure water is a mild foliar feeding all by itself. No goofy micronutrients, fulvics, humics, seaweeds, gibberilics, brassilinoids, chitisans, goofinoids, slime emulsions, super thrivenoids etc required.
IF that is the case, that natural outdoor plants are getting a foliar feed every time it rains.... wouldn't misting, and perhaps light foliage feeds be an obvious part of the regimen if your trying to simulate what happens outside in the real world during the veg cycle???
I see nothing wrong with an occasional foliar feed during veg. The big question is how occasional a frequency are we talking here.
As mentioned, toxic or maybe not so much toxic as obnoxious build up on the leaves may not be the best thing. Would following up the next day with a pure water misting / rinse be a good policy??? I think so YMMV.
Correct me if I am wrong.... but I have heard that misting with pure water [or good old fashioned rain] makes otherwise inaccessible Nitrogen in the air available to the plants. SO..... Misting with pure water is a mild foliar feeding all by itself. No goofy micronutrients, fulvics, humics, seaweeds, gibberilics, brassilinoids, chitisans, goofinoids, slime emulsions, super thrivenoids etc required.
IF that is the case, that natural outdoor plants are getting a foliar feed every time it rains.... wouldn't misting, and perhaps light foliage feeds be an obvious part of the regimen if your trying to simulate what happens outside in the real world during the veg cycle???
I'd like to apoligize to you for the STFU comment.I just posted that because you were the first to post and you posted "Why would you want to foliar feed, that is for sick plants that need a quick fix" and "You shouldn't foliar feed during budding so why get in a pattern, then you have to stop?" I'm requesting a sticky on the thread for foliar info what can / can't be obsorbed facts and your post the first one on the thread basicly could of started some hate on foliar feedings thread I was just tryin to avoid that.
lime73
Weed Modifier
I'd like to apoligize to you for the STFU comment.I just posted that because you were the first to post and you posted "Why would you want to foliar feed, that is for sick plants that need a quick fix" and "You shouldn't foliar feed during budding so why get in a pattern, then you have to stop?" I'm requesting a sticky on the thread for foliar info what can / can't be obsorbed facts and your post the first one on the thread basicly could of started some hate on foliar feedings thread I was just tryin to avoid that.
Apology accepted, and dude you wanted to start a sticky. Isn't that where all the Q's and A's come out and get Discussed? I was Only asking Q's Only my opinion, I was In noway trying to be rude just wanted you to answer my Q's and then you snapped! And no reply...I was just sticking up for me from your comment. I don't think I was rude I was only asking ??? I was told it is bad and only for quick fixes and that was my point...that is how a thread works! Anyways all is good and thanks for being Real.
.BudBuilder
Member
Here is a great thread on this topic:
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/296685-lost-art-foliar-feeding.html
And it's really interesting because there's a debate between some badass formidable growers! And there are pretty nifty pics too...
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/296685-lost-art-foliar-feeding.html
And it's really interesting because there's a debate between some badass formidable growers! And there are pretty nifty pics too...
atomicronick
Active Member
I am a firm believer in misting. It is natural. Not sure if it does add beinifit, but it does not take away from them.
HotPhyre
Well-Known Member
I mist my plants once after transplanting with thrive green!! than once again in 2 weeks and thats it. After that you have a good enough of roots esablished that you literally dont have to.
But some people do and some dont its just something else that can happen in my eyes.
Have to worry about mold, and also light with water on leaves could burn easily depend on light and distance.
thats just my 2 cents!!!
But some people do and some dont its just something else that can happen in my eyes.
Have to worry about mold, and also light with water on leaves could burn easily depend on light and distance.
thats just my 2 cents!!!
