Hot Pepper Spray

This can be used to repel, deer, rabbits and other pests from your flowers and some vegetables.

Ingredients:
6 Hot Peppers, the hotter the better
2 Cups Water
1 quart Water
2 drops dish washing soap


Instructions:

Put hot peppers and two cups of water into a blender.

Mix at high speed for 1-2 minutes.

Pour into a container and set aside for up to one day.

Strain liquid through a cheese cloth.

Add liquid into a one quart container. Fill container to top with water then add a about 4 drops dish detergent so it sticks.

Apply liberally to plants. Re-apply every week to two weeks or after a rain.

be good

would it be good to add this when a plant is flowering, ive heard your bud is more likely to get mold when it is in the flower stage?

NO dont mist the buds they are more likely to get molds

thank you diche

Never/Rarely ever spray the plant itself or the bud for that matter because in flowering the plant is very vunerable to mold, adding water would just up the chances of your plant moulding. Also avoid spraying the plant if there is direct sun light, water is reflective and this will easily burn your plant/flowers. Best bet for repelling pests is Grit and Salt around NOT on the plant, and if you are wishing to repell animals eg/ deer then y not put up some chicken wire or a bit of netting.