Spraying schedule and the elements.

Emeoba69 · June 15, 2017

Ive stepped up my game this year and finally added rewire cages and black garden covering over the ground. I have also gotten a new sprayer in hopes of keeping with a solid schedule. Ill be spraying thuricide for hornworms, daconil and neem oil for the various pest and diseases. Im wondering how spraying after rain is worked in to schedules. Do you just start a new cycle after it rains? How do people handle multi day on and off rain? For instance I sprayed last wednesday and I had planned on doing next week (every two weeks), but it rained the past two days straight and will rain again tomorrow. Is it best to just wait until the weather report shows a solid block of clear or non rainy days? Should I have sprayed today, no rain today but will tomorrow and the next few possibly, then after the showers let up?

Thanks for all the advice!

June 15, 2017	#1
Emeoba69 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 37	Spraying schedule and the elements. Ive stepped up my game this year and finally added rewire cages and black garden covering over the ground. I have also gotten a new sprayer in hopes of keeping with a solid schedule. Ill be spraying thuricide for hornworms, daconil and neem oil for the various pest and diseases. Im wondering how spraying after rain is worked in to schedules. Do you just start a new cycle after it rains? How do people handle multi day on and off rain? For instance I sprayed last wednesday and I had planned on doing next week (every two weeks), but it rained the past two days straight and will rain again tomorrow. Is it best to just wait until the weather report shows a solid block of clear or non rainy days? Should I have sprayed today, no rain today but will tomorrow and the next few possibly, then after the showers let up? Thanks for all the advice!