can u spray ya plants with nuts in flower

[mushy]

Can i spray my plants with nutrigents in flower.If u can should i spray with a organic fert like fish emusion or others like bloom booster. Will it change the flavour of the bud.

mushy Reviewed by mushy on 12-27-2005. can u spray ya plants with nuts in flower Can i spray my plants with nutrigents in flower.If u can should i spray with a organic fert like fish emusion or others like bloom booster. Will it change the flavour of the bud. Rating: 5

[Garden Knowm]

I would not do that....
couple reason... main reason... liquid and buds don't mix... rather than help the plant you could and will be making a good enviroment for mold... yikes...

really depends on how far into flowering you are... but past 10 days and you are asking for trouble...

i definitley would not spray fish emulsion on my buds... heheheh it might effect the taste.. hahaha

i love you..

: )

[Nochowderforyou]

I would not do that....
couple reason... main reason... liquid and buds don't mix... rather than help the plant you could and will be making a good enviroment for mold... yikes...

really depends on how far into flowering you are... but past 10 days and you are asking for trouble...

i definitley would not spray fish emulsion on my buds... heheheh it might effect the taste.. hahaha

i love you..

: )

He's pretty much right :thumbsup:

For one thing, when a plant is flowering, you want the least amount of contact with the buds, pistils, and trichs., the less, the better. If you spray your plants, there will be a good chance of mold. A growing plant has tons of moisture in it already, in the soil, roots, stem and buds...wetting them down more will result in wet, soggy, moldy buds...gross!

Ferts, aka "nutrients", "fertilizer", belong in the soil, and spraying them directly onto the growing plant, will do no good what-so-ever. The roots are what need the ferts., not the flowers.

Good luck

[mushy]

thanks for the help

[Garden Knowm]

He's pretty much right :thumbsup:

For one thing, when a plant is flowering, you want the least amount of contact with the buds, pistils, and trichs., the less, the better. If you spray your plants, there will be a good chance of mold. A growing plant has tons of moisture in it already, in the soil, roots, stem and buds...wetting them down more will result in wet, soggy, moldy buds...gross!

Ferts, aka "nutrients", "fertilizer", belong in the soil, and spraying them directly onto the growing plant, will do no good what-so-ever. The roots are what need the ferts., not the flowers.

Good luck

yeah, what he said..

LOL