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BillBates

BillBates

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Couldn't get neem oil but I did find organic insecticidal soap..... it did this....
What do I do now?
What do I do now?
What do I do now?
 

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Did you spray it on during the day? Doesn't the bottle tell you to spray when the lights are low? Damage is done... With soap sprays you want to use them at night or before lights on. In outdoor you want to use it as night or before midday. If it's just minor leaf damage don't sweat it too much. Pic 1 is pretty droopy... But don't think that would be from soap spray. Not sure if that's what you're referring to though lol.
 
Could it be damage from light concentrating through the oil left on the leave? I understand you can get similar damage if you leave water droplets on your plant undar strong light. Maybe the oil cooked the leaves a bit?
 
I followed the bottle directions to the letter. It didn't mention low light, high light or sunlight at all.
 
Wow the bottle should have that on there. But yeah if you sprayed it midday it got burned. Want to make sure it's dried before intense light hours. You'll have more leaves in no time. Just make sure you don't apply insecticides during midday anymore. 😉
 
Welp, what's done is done....can't unring a bell, right? I'm not going to beat myself up over it. I'll know better next time. Just another story for the story.
 
I would love to buy a Chrysanthemum. Unfortunately, as things are financially around here, if a nickel could take me around the world, I couldn't even get out of the driveway .
 
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