Tr (pylon, Trinity, Etc) Foggers Best Practice

[Funkadelic]

Hey all~!
Mad love and respect as always to the Farm.
Need a little help... Im using a Pylon TR (from Do My Own PestControl) fogger for bugs... just not fvcking around anymore, and another TR fogger - a Trinity one
http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/trinity-tr-total-release-fungicide-p-3994.html

Are they phytotoxic? Do they need to be used only in lights off, or can they go in lights on?

I know to wear protective gear, blast one on, wait 24 hours, then turn on ventilation. But I don't know if they are dark, light cycle or if it matters?

Also, would I need to re-apply either of them?

 

[Funkadelic]

Also, anyone use a Mozart fungicide TR fogger? States specifically useful for PM.

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/mozart-tr-fungicide-p-10261.html

As for environmental controls, I have enough air movement, 1000w of dehuey, adding another 700w after I bug and mildew bomb, AND have a $1000 HEPA/UVC air filter. Some plants have PM and I know all the numerous treatments and own a lot of them. I need a killer fungicide knockdown in veg here, then will do more room treatments after this round goes through flower and chop.

 

[MidwestToker]

If you're environmental controls aren't cutting it then it might be time to think about starting over. I know it's hard to think about but I've had to do it twice in 10 years.

I hate spraying anything on my plants except water. I smoke my meds and others do too.

 

[camoflouge312]

Im wondering the same thing about the trinity tr , i have pretty controlled environmental controls and a decent layout but had a breach when a buddy brought 20 harvest ready plants to my garage( my operation is attached to the garage with ventilation running to and fro) well turns out 8 of the 20 had both gray mold and powdery mildew present , I dont like adding things like this to my meds either but its week one after flip and i refuse to lose my crop to mold so anyone who would be kind enough to answer the op , would have my sincerest thanks