southbayLA154
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How long after lightly spraying neem on the soil can I top dress? Or can I go ahead and top dress ? Maybe I should water a bit before top dressing?
Can I top dress after spraying soil with neem?
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southbayLA154
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Got it I’m in the sexond
I’m in the second week of flower I also did a foilar spray and will again in 3 days for powdery mildew ..
I know you shouldn’t be using it in flower because it can alter the smell and taste but since it’s so early in flower I’m sure it’ll get washed off by end of flowering I’m planing on switching to hydrogen peroxide or baking soda foilar spray as to avoid using neem later in flower and tht will hopefully wash off any neem left over
I’ll be using dr.eart bud&bloom booster mixed with 1/2 cup ewc 1/2 Malibu compost and water in
got it thanks
I’m in the second week of flower I also did a foilar spray and will again in 3 days for powdery mildew ..
I know you shouldn’t be using it in flower because it can alter the smell and taste but since it’s so early in flower I’m sure it’ll get washed off by end of flowering I’m planing on switching to hydrogen peroxide or baking soda foilar spray as to avoid using neem later in flower and tht will hopefully wash off any neem left over
I’ll be using dr.eart bud&bloom booster mixed with 1/2 cup ewc 1/2 Malibu compost and water in
waterproof808
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you dont need to wait.
CaliRootz88
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There are other products just as effective as neem without the stench and harshness.
Pureceop1 for example is safe to use and is more effective and has zero ordors. It’s an oil based product but it is broken down into a smaller forum making it more effective. It stays suspended in water no need to emulsify. Farms use this for pests, mold, and is safe on food crops. I don’t recommend using any oil based products after week 3 of flower.
Pureceop1 for example is safe to use and is more effective and has zero ordors. It’s an oil based product but it is broken down into a smaller forum making it more effective. It stays suspended in water no need to emulsify. Farms use this for pests, mold, and is safe on food crops. I don’t recommend using any oil based products after week 3 of flower.
Jjgrow420
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Overfeeding can cause the cells to become thinner, when the plant is growing fast. Easier for the spore to colonize... Try incorporating silica into your regime. Helps strengthen cell walls, and makes it harder for the hyphae to 'root' into.
Pm is something to want to prevent not treat.
Pm is something to want to prevent not treat.