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Is it a wise idea to foliar spray flowering plants if I have a dehumidifier? My plants are 3 weeks in flowering and have loads of hairs just wondering when to stop foliar spraying the plants? I spray a hour or so after the lights turn on. Thanks for the Help

I apologize to admin in advance. But Fcuk, this has been a looong veg period. Hoping on having the chill garden ready but you might have to bring your own beach brollie. Slowly but surely this nursery will be catering for the growers stuck out here. Or just a place to relax. So sorry admin. I'm not really trying to plug my business but am inviting everyone to flowering day.[emoji4] Sent from my SM-A032F using Tapatalk

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@pj3d People have foliar sprayed out of desperation deep into flower. So, it's really more of a situational thing. In general, I'd say once you have hairs as you describe, foliar spray should cease even with a dehumidifier. The main concern is of course fungus and mildew. The spores require regular bumps in humidity to grow. You would rather opt for a regular, more consistent and stable low humidity going into full flower.