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Misting buds is one of the most contentious issues in cannabis growing circles. While others swear by its effectiveness, others warn of the risks it poses to your buds. However, misting during flowering can be risky because the water infiltrates deeper into the buds and takes longer to evaporate.
When nutrients are added, the focus is always on the plant taking in the nutrients. While misting with water clears the stomata and improves the breathability of the plant. The longer the water lodges into the buds and stay there, the higher the risk of mold, mildew, and, worse, bud rot. Those huge clusters are very susceptible to mold. To begin with, spraying with water cleans the buds and the leaves, opening the stomata for optimum respiration.
Increased respiration improves photosynthetic processes, and that overall can boost the quality and quantity of your buds. Spraying can help you reduce humidity, and when you grow in a desert, it can give your buds a breeze of life when the sun hits them. But even indoors, you can mist your cannabis plants for the same reason. Misting Indoor plants: good or bad? Yes, mnisting plants is fine Votes: 13 No, misting plants is a bad idea Votes: 1 6. Total voters For indoor growing - is misting plants a good idea or a bad idea?
When searching through threads here I felt that there was no real clear consensus on whether or not misting plants that are growing indoors is a good idea, so I thought I would post a poll to see what the results are, so please weigh in and vote as to whether or not you feel that misting plants is a good or bad idea. Misting plants is a good in moderation, I mean, it rains in nature does it not? Also misting is excellent for treating deficiencies fast.
Sand4x Well-Known Member. Peeps do it many different ways I mist soil on clones and seedlings, I do not mist leaves, I try to not put anything on young leaves that will have them droop more I mist soil yes This is usually a sign that the air is too dry and your plant would prefer higher humidity. Fiddle Leaf Figs will take all the light you can give them!
They are full sunlight plants in nature and can handle a full hours of direct sun a day — ONCE they have been hardened off. Without gradually acclimatising them to direct light, they can get sunburnt leaves and dry out too much.
Fiddle fig also does well indoors, though you should moderate its light needs as it will not tolerate direct sun. Instead, place the fiddle fig at least 4 to 8 feet from a window.
Windows should face either south or east. A west-facing window is OK as long as it does not get direct sunlight. Lack of watering and very dry air can cause a fiddle leaf fig to drop leaves. Take care not to put your plant in direct sun or near a heating vent, where it is blasted with dry air regularly. This fiddle leaf fig is beyond repair after dying of thirst. Make sure your fiddle leaf fig isn't thirsty Plants need water to support their metabolic functions, including growth!
A dry plant just won't have the resources to grow. If your soil feels a little dry if it's dry an inch or two below the surface and has been for a while, watering might be your issue. Should I mist fiddle leaf fig? Category: music and audio country music. It's a good idea to mist new leaf buds, but ONLY the lead buds, and not so much that water drips down the other leaves. Give your new baby buds a good misting a few times every week and use a clean, soft cloth to gently dab up extra water if you'd like.
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