Misting in early flowering

[SnowViper]

My plant looks liek its abit dusty and I know you shouldnt mist durring flowering but what if it only couple weeks into flowering. very tiny flowers so far.

[Anony]

Dusty? From an external source? If so, it wouldnt hurt to spray it down, just dont do it during light hours.

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Originally Posted by Anony

Dusty? From an external source? If so, it wouldnt hurt to spray it down, just dont do it during light hours.

This is true, the droplets of water on your plants act like magnifying glasses to the light and will do nothing but burn the area something fiearce.
As for misting your plant, there is no need for that, this dust you speak of (if it is actually dust and not trichs) should be easily shapen off by just shakeing the whole plant at the main stalk. The only thing you are risking with misting your budding plants is budrot and that is never a good thing, id rather have dusty buds then none at all.

[notsonuts_1949]

Originally Posted by SnowViper

My plant looks liek its abit dusty and I know you shouldnt mist durring flowering but what if it only couple weeks into flowering. very tiny flowers so far.

folvic acid is sometimes used to mist during flowering.any type of misting during flowering usually raises you humidity thus you must watch not to get high temps. during the misting or mold could result!

[motorheed]

use 2 sponges to clean your leaves,or 1 & cut it into 2 bits.

put 1 sponge under the leaf just to keep it stable & use the other to very gently clean it.

do it very gently with the sponges ,wet/moist not soaking/dripping, as guys said you dont want any drops of water on leaves.

i do this quite regularly,especially after feeding them as you sometimes get little splashes of your feed going onto the leaves which could burn them.

plus a little more TLC aint a bad thing mate

all the best M

[SnowViper]

Thankyou guys. I think im going to go with the sponge trick and see how they look. Dont want to end up messing something up because i misted durring flowering.