Spraying Water on Budding Plants?

[anon12]

Hi,

Isit wise to spray my plant which is currently flowering/budding (only small atm) with bathroom tap water directly onto the leaves and flowers?

anon12 Reviewed by anon12 on 01-19-2014. Spraying Water on Budding Plants? Hi, Isit wise to spray my plant which is currently flowering/budding (only small atm) with bathroom tap water directly onto the leaves and flowers? Rating: 5

[bjmaes]

Personally I do not spray plants that are in the flowering stage. There are a couple of reasons for this No.1 they will take longer to dry once you cut them down to harvest. 2) if you have been using a foliar spray in the vegetative cycle then you really do not need to spray in the flowering cycle. I also recommend not using regular tap water the best water with a foliar product such as Wet Betty is reverse osmosis water you can buy it from a store pretty cheap by the gallon or if you want invest in the system they pay for themselves in the end with a bountiful harvest. Or PH your water using a PH test kit . In soil your water should PH at 6.5
Hope this helps. Bottom line regular tap water really is not best.

[tlranger]

Maybe to help clean of some ferts, from foliar feeding, but other wise I don't like the mold potential.