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I think using a leaf blower or the like will beat the shit out of them. Just gently shake them, they should be ok as long as they're able to dry out fairly quickly. If you're really worried about molding, then once the rain is over, get you some isopropyl alcohol and after you've shaken them (not stirred), give the thick buds a bit of a spritzing.I'm thinking of taking a leaf blower out for my 7ft trees after each rain. It's raining now & the top branches are kinda leaning on the support netting. I'm worried about mold, and maybe this would also clear out any dead leaves. I'd first get the main drops off by waiting, and then a gentle shaking, and I'd stand back a ways. Is this smart, crazy, or does it depend on how I do it?
Straight or diluted isopropyl Sea?I think using a leaf blower or the like will beat the shit out of them. Just gently shake them, they should be ok as long as they're able to dry out fairly quickly. If you're really worried about molding, then once the rain is over, get you some isopropyl alcohol and after you've shaken them (not stirred), give the thick buds a bit of a spritzing.
thats whta im actually going to do. lolWhy don't you just build a simple plastic roof over each plant to keep them dry? Wouldn't take much work
I get it from Home Depot by the gallon. Its in the paint department.I might use it straight, depending on how I think the plant is looking, and how much iso I have on hand. In California you have to register to buy isopropyl by the gallon. No, I shit you not. You can buy dozens of quarts, but the minute you go up to a gallon size, they want your name and shit.
I think using a leaf blower or the like will beat the shit out of them. Just gently shake them, they should be ok as long as they're able to dry out fairly quickly. If you're really worried about molding, then once the rain is over, get you some isopropyl alcohol and after you've shaken them (not stirred), give the thick buds a bit of a spritzing.
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