misting??????

ok well my 1st run with MG soil tanked...big surprise right....anyway im going with pet moss vermiculight and purlight (sorry if spelling is wrong) and im going to want to only give fert during the veg state with misting. that said i am wundering what schedual would be good between misting with fert and misting with just water? i was thinking once a week misting with fert once or twice for that day and then just water for the rest of the week......any ideas welcome

i mist with dutch master gold penatrator and liquid light

pkg says to mix with water i mix mine with seltzer why just give water seltzer has carbon dioxide

i also mix in a little food depending on weather im in veg or flower stage only about four tablespoons to guart size spray bottle

and i mist away until dripping off twice a week works fine for me

luck to you my b

so u only mist twice a week....u dont do it more often with just water.....ive been spraying mine everyday just with water though

cant hurt with water be carful of light and must have good air circulation and fan

luck to you

Misting proovesw hard work for me, I keep buring my leaves, so I dont mist unless in darkness now. before I was doing 24 hour light, made misting really hard.

Can a plant actually absorb nutes through its leaves? I thought it was just water/co2 and you would nute burn the plant?

must be very diluted if you attempt to spray full strenth guess what

but who is that dumb

four tablespoons per quart sounds like ALOT to me, is that a typo?

SiriusGrower said:

Misting proovesw hard work for me, I keep buring my leaves, so I dont mist unless in darkness now. before I was doing 24 hour light, made misting really hard.

Can a plant actually absorb nutes through its leaves? I thought it was just water/co2 and you would nute burn the plant?

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A plant can absorb nutes thru the leaves. Foliar feeding is a tried and true method I've used for years to correct nutrient deficiencies. Some people don't like to do it because of burning of the leaves. The trick is to do it close to the dark period. You should follow up the following day with plain water to wash off undisolved salts. And good air circulation is key to keep mold and other humidity issues at bay.