green lights in dark cycle

[stinkyattic]

I think some people forgot on this thread that you do have to tend to your plants at night to foliar spray.

You are more likely to give yourself powdery mildew by spraying in the dark. I have never sprayed in the dark- always when the lights are on. If you are mixing your foliar sprays correctly, with one drop of dish soap or another horticultural spreader/sticker/surfactant/penetrator in the bottle, you will not have the droplet effect that can potentially burn your plants. Even then, droplet burns are less dangerous to plant health than increasing %RH during the dark period...
If you want to be super careful, a good time to spray is less than a half hour before the lights come on, so the moisture dries up very quickly and does not have time to create rot conditions.

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 11-17-2008. green lights in dark cycle so since plants do not absorb green wavelengths could i put an all green led light in my room and tend the garden in the dark cycle im 26 days into flower so i dont want to chance light stress so if any of you experts know for sure let me know thanks alot:jointsmile: Rating: 5