Do I spray this on my vegetables when they are damp or dry?
823851
I sprayed dry but it didn't work very well. Used whole bottle and still have issues.
823852
Nope you want to apply after the plant has received its daily watering. Just a light spray, be sure and start on the inside of the plant and work out. (start at the main stem and work out. Is crucial to cover every bit or nothing at all.
210158
You can use it dry, hence dry heat. Or, you can spray some water on the pad then use it, hence moist heat.
218950
i have my drawers set at max humidity! and it seems to work on my leafy greens which i store for a few days. hope this helps.
1263352
I just hung mine in my house at room temp. Depending on the herb, drying times differ. I just went by feel. If it crumbled and crackled ,it was dry enough! Bottled some basil for a couple of friends and they literally swooned at the scent. Good luck!
1063151
Depends on what you put in the container.. I.e. If fruit, there will be drops of moisture if in for a period of time. That has been my experience
1008997
We use our Vitamix all the time reducing what ever we put in to it to a liquid. I agree, if the greens are dry, the Vitamix will need some liquid added.
116773
I haven't done that, but I don't see why not! I dry romaine lettuce without breaking, and I think romaine is more fragile.....
465721
spray it with a water bottle every week or so. Depends on how dry it is in your home.
575529
It is not enclosed, but if the temperature of the room is high enough, it should dry tomatoes, I would try celery first. I dry herbs, not vegetables on mine. Good luck
856697
While really a question for Natural Industries my experience with the product would indicate that it needs to be absorbed into the soil and root area to work well. That given some rain after application might be a positive thing. I use on flowers and vegetables via foliar spray and as a soil drench. Excessive rain may be a problem - balance for me is the answer.
602524
It is best to wait until it dries. depending on humidity and amount of water applied at time of application that can be 1 hour
1878588
I put the produce in dry, whether shopping at the store or farmer's market, or storing in the fridge. Hope that helps.
1162466
No.My preference is to spray the entire area and then keep all pets and infants out of the area for at least two hours. Also, it's best not to spray before or after a rain or sprinkler watering. With chemicals, err on the side of caution and always check manufacturer's directions, suggestions, advice, etc.
1986686
Yes. I use a medium hold spray. And I don't use the product in winter. Too drying.
657876
Things always dry for me from the edges inward. That is why in the instructions it tells you to put all of the fruit (or vegetables) into an airtight container to sit for a few hours or overnight so the moisture can redistribute.
601238
Go dry... But if it rains on it than its no biggie.. This stuff works great and I was overly impressed. Probably any weather besides windy lol
501853
Spray the plant all over the leaves and stems and under the leaves as well. Don't do this in direct sun, or on particularly hot days. Wait for the morning or evening to spray if you have to. After a rain you will need to reapply. It will drop squash bugs, cabbage white caterpillars and even spiders (don't mean to) almost instantly. I buy this in concentrate and use a pump sprayer several times a week on my garden vegetables.