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Jeff Lebowski
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so how long should you wait to turn lights back on after you neem? also...should you spray the plants down with plain h2o before you turn the lights back on?
Neem works at its best with the lights off. Light will degrade it effects faster....
But if you are vegging '24 hrs continuous' there is no 'lights out'. Maybe spray more often? Don't want to overdo it.
BM
There is a big difference vegging 24 hrs with CFL's or T'5's and sure you can spray plants down and place plants in a corner of room lights on won;t do nothing , but spray plants and have a 600 or 1000 watts on and watch your poor girl fry right before your eyes even neem oil will seperate from water that is why soap is used as a wetting agent i guess helping everthing to stay uniform but if water droplets form they will be like a magnifing glass on your leafs , Even out door morning dew by the time sun is at peak @ 11 am or so there was ample time for the dew to evaporateI've always vegged for 24 hrs continuous, like it a lot. As I said previously, all I do is remove plants from room, mist with neem, let them drip for an hour or so (I spread out an old poly tarp on basement floor), pop them under florescents for an hour or two until most of the leaves have dried and put them right back under the MH. Have used this method for nearly 20 years, never a problem with mites, bugs or burned leaves.
BM
There is a big difference vegging 24 hrs with CFL's or T'5's and sure you can spray plants down and place plants in a corner of room lights on won;t do nothing , but spray plants and have a 600 or 1000 watts on and watch your poor girl fry right before your eyes even neem oil will seperate from water that is why soap is used as a wetting agent i guess helping everthing to stay uniform but if water droplets form they will be like a magnifing glass on your leafs , Even out door morning dew by the time sun is at peak @ 11 am or so there was ample time for the dew to evaporate
There is a big difference vegging 24 hrs with CFL's or T'5's and sure you can spray plants down and place plants in a corner of room lights on won;t do nothing , but spray plants and have a 600 or 1000 watts on and watch your poor girl fry right before your eyes even neem oil will seperate from water that is why soap is used as a wetting agent i guess helping everthing to stay uniform but if water droplets form they will be like a magnifing glass on your leafs , Even out door morning dew by the time sun is at peak @ 11 am or so there was ample time for the dew to evaporate