Foliar feeding

[Waira]

Hey dewds!

Sarg', Ca-Mg foliars are fine, it's a great and fast way to get things in there and bypass any potential root/soil issues,... But it needs to be done right!
Typically, use third to half strength solution; for sure use a wetting agent, or even a mild soap like castille which will allow the solution to coat and stick way better, not just bead up; spray the leaf undersides especially, more stomata there; do it during lights-on hour when they are open, but out of direct blasting light... Early bloom is OK for this, just try to not soak the bud crowns best you can.. It's a PITA to do, but it's helps reduce mold potential,... sometimes the pistils may brown out, usually just the tips, so if you see that don't sweat it... Yes on pH'ing, 6.5-ish is fine....
Ca is immobile, so foliar is a great way to get it in there where it's needed fast,... Mg is mobile (within the plant; meaning it can be translocated from older leaves to newer to support growth)

 

[Mizzo81]

I highly recommend optic foliar transport. They absorb the spray so fast it’s amazing. I foliared before I used transport and was just blown away at how fast the solution is absorbed when I tried it. When you’re able and things are less crazy look into it.

 

[GeorgeCloney]

Hey dewds!

Sarg', Ca-Mg foliars are fine, it's a great and fast way to get things in there and bypass any potential root/soil issues,... But it needs to be done right!
Typically, use third to half strength solution; for sure use a wetting agent, or even a mild soap like castille which will allow the solution to coat and stick way better, not just bead up; spray the leaf undersides especially, more stomata there; do it during lights-on hour when they are open, but out of direct blasting light... Early bloom is OK for this, just try to not soak the bud crowns best you can.. It's a PITA to do, but it's helps reduce mold potential,... sometimes the pistils may brown out, usually just the tips, so if you see that don't sweat it... Yes on pH'ing, 6.5-ish is fine....
Ca is immobile, so foliar is a great way to get it in there where it's needed fast,... Mg is mobile (within the plant; meaning it can be translocated from older leaves to newer to support growth)

@Waira. you never stop impressing me with advice.
This is the kind of advice worth paying for
This is why we're still having the fund drive to improve the site.
WHY Pay for info if I can get it free RIGHT,....well guess what!

Heres whats in the donation...surprise!
See the post from 03/30...from Tina at MarsHydro with a GIVE AWAY..

https://www.autoflower.org/threads/tina-from-marshydro-live-section.40686/page-561#post-2260401

 

[Waira]

-Cheers GC! .... just paying it forward, plus I didn't pay for it either! .... and thank you for your efforts with donations mate, it's muchly appreciated...

 

[MasterTarzan]

I highly recommend optic foliar transport. They absorb the spray so fast it’s amazing. I foliared before I used transport and was just blown away at how fast the solution is absorbed when I tried it. When you’re able and things are less crazy look into it.

Hey. How beneficial is foliar feeding?

 

[Mizzo81]

Hey. How beneficial is foliar feeding?

I believe in it. The ladies seem to love getting sprayed down. I like to do it so I do lol. Once humidity becomes an issue I stop or flowering starts.

 

[MasterTarzan]

I believe in it. The ladies seem to love getting sprayed down. I like to do it so I do lol. Once humidity becomes an issue I stop or flowering starts.

How often do u do it?

 

[Mizzo81]

How often do u do it?

Lights on everyday.

 

[MasterTarzan]

Lights on everyday.

Ok thx