spraying the leaves with nute solution

does this benefit the plants in anyway if i continusly mist them with a dissoleved solution like 4 times a day

is it a bad question?

I've been growing for over 25 years and have NEVER had to mist a plant..... so, no it does not benefit the plant in any way, only the fertilizer manufacturers. As plants grow older, their roots lose some of their ability to absorb well. But if you've added the correct bacteria, enzymes, etc.- you'll be fine. It's only necessary to mildly spray when you have some deficiencies- but at 1/4 strength and maybe once every couple of days. Make sure you rinse the plant off too to remove the residue. Definitely don't mist when your developing buds or your inviting mold, etc.

im pretty sure spraying the leaves helps keep them clean and stops spider mites and it would probably be alittle more burn proof

they call this "foliar feeding" my plants love when i feed them this way. i do it outside a lot.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foliar_feeding

hes right about spraying during the flowering stage you really dont want the bud to mold

i spray mine with a 5.8ph level water. not every day tho

Yeah, I do this with my clones to prevent them from going too yellow prior to feeding the roots... People who say it doesn't help don't know what they're doing.