Going to be using Regalia

Werp

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I'm a little late to the game and should have ordered it earlier but here I am. I'm just worried with the plants so advanced in budding (probably have another 3-4 weeks) am I risking getting mold by spraying them? Anybody with any experience on this subject? Thanks.
 

waterproof808

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You can water regalia into soil instead of spraying. It works by activating the plants own defense mechanisms against pathogens, not by actually killing the fungus itself.
Keep your plants dry as much as possible.
 

Tangerine_

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I think you're probably OK.
I'm actually getting ready to do a foliar with Regalia myself. I use it as part of my IPM but I only use it about 3x total during the entire life cycle from clone to harvest...less if I'm alternating with another product that also induces SAR and/or ISR. I've found overuse of any of those type of products can reduce yield.

This applies to leaves as well roots.

Jasmonate acid, Salicylic acid, harpin proteins, chitin ect should be used with reason
 
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Werp

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You can water regalia into soil instead of spraying. It works by activating the plants own defense mechanisms against pathogens, not by actually killing the fungus itself.
Keep your plants dry as much as possible.
I'm looking to guard against botrytis.....I was reading that the root drench will just guard against soil born pathogens and keep roots healthy.
 

waterproof808

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I would think that a plant uptaking regalia through its roots would activate SAR throughout the entire plant but I could be wrong on that.
Regalia will run pistils so I try to avoid doing too many foliars in flower
 

BobCajun

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I would think that a plant uptaking regalia through its roots would activate SAR throughout the entire plant but I could be wrong on that.
Regalia will run pistils so I try to avoid doing too many foliars in flower
Yeah, you probably are wrong on that.
 
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