Kaendar
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Really? Have you ever tried growing in 115 degree weather in the desert? Any water droplets are a big possibility of hotspots
Can drops of water on your leaves cause hotspots?
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Lookwhatimblazn
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Haha yeah those a sick but another one I want is the shot that has a slug followed by buck shot lol or the one with the two balls and the piano wire tieing them together like a bolo .... They got some nasty 12g rounds lol
FresnoFarmer
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3:47 pm, currently 94 degrees, Humidity=18%, Wind=WNW 8 MPH, Dew Point=44 degrees, UV Level=5 Moderate
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stay tuned for the end result
UncleBuck
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take a look out your front door brainiac. how do people water their lawns? with sprinklers. does the grass burn up and die?
stupidest thread ever.
UncleBuck
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there are cornfields right around the phoenix area smarty.
Lookwhatimblazn
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Im a newb to this but I put water all over my plants almost every morning around 10 11 am and it gets hot with a ton of humidity almoste every day and my leaves arnt burning ......the only time my leaves burn is when i give them the nutes but it's prob because it's at 24-8-18 lol and I'm only using half If not less than what they say lol
Kaendar
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Yea its not a guaranteed thing to happen, and its definitely not something to tell noobs. But, if any noobs are reading, you want to avoid water droplets on leaves as well as tin foil and mirrors around plants because they can cause hotspots.
FresnoFarmer
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there are plenty of cornfield's near my property(it is not rare to have temps over 100 for 2 weeks or more here)....about 3-4 in a 10 mile radius. another fail by Professor Kaender.
UncleBuck
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that plant is dead for sure. you monster!
jswett1100
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It does burn your leaves, straight and simple.
Kaendar
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OMG. Why do some people find joy in being assholes?
http://www.mnn.com/your-home/at-home/stories/watering-your-garden-in-the-midday-sun-can-burn-plants
http://www.livescience.com/6017-water-drops-magnify-sunlight-burn-leaves.html
http://esciencenews.com/articles/2010/01/10/can.a.drop.water.cause.sunburn.or.fire
Conclusion? Plants that have small hairs on the leaves (like cannabis) CAN hold water which can concentrate sun and cause burn spots and even spark a fire if the plant material is dry. Suck on that.
http://www.mnn.com/your-home/at-home/stories/watering-your-garden-in-the-midday-sun-can-burn-plants
http://www.livescience.com/6017-water-drops-magnify-sunlight-burn-leaves.html
http://esciencenews.com/articles/2010/01/10/can.a.drop.water.cause.sunburn.or.fire
Conclusion? Plants that have small hairs on the leaves (like cannabis) CAN hold water which can concentrate sun and cause burn spots and even spark a fire if the plant material is dry. Suck on that.
UncleBuck
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then why is my lawn so nice and green?
water on your leaves can cause powdery mildew, but they will not magically magnify the sun's rays and burn your plant. that notion is pure mental retardation and demonstrably false.
jswett1100
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thats fucking corn?
chrishydro
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You must remember he is still in LAPD training so they must tell him to ask stupid questions to get others to trust you.
Kaendar
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Lol exactly. If you check out the links it says that plants with smooth waxy surfaces wont hold the drops long enuf so they dont get burnt. Its funny to say that something like water magnifying the sun is retarded. That is a well known fact and to argue it makes you look like an idiot.