will this work good with plant trichomes? for example the cannabis plant
1418585
you can see things like that, but its small and kinda hand to handle with one hand.
1418586
Do not buy it, its a piece of trash. Spend a bit more money on something with a base. You are better off with a jewelers loupe. I bought this Illuminated Jewelers Eye Loupe 40x-25mm with Led Lighting The item you inquired about cannot stay still at higher magnification.
1418587
Yes you can see trichomes but it will take some practice. The viewer is very small
1418588
Good question, i use it for the same reason. As for its function its a really small scope, so steady hands and good eyes(and patients) are required. It takes a little time to focus it but it does allow you to see when your trichs are ready. For the price its worth it but if you can afford a bigger better quality one i would go with that. The built in light works well though. The over all size of is a little bigger than a large thumb (if that helps at all).
1042700
Better ask the manufacturer. My opinion is : Don't use it on any plants you will eat!!
1207797
It works very well to preemptively control powder mildew, bugs and brown spots...on cannabis plants. I hope that helps.
1746616
Yes, should work for potted plants. The instructions are to clean the contacts before and after tests and making sure the soil being tested is moist and there is no instruction that would preclude testing the soil of a potted plant.
43392
I can only guess that it will. The shape is different than what I had too, but this stuff works great in heavy weeds. I use it in a walk behind trimmer and I have been well pleased.
263025
it will work for some plants but all you would need to do is get a plant light to put into the hood. which would work better. you should be able to replace the bulb with the right light for plants. so to your question the light is not suitable for plants but a easy fix.
1468050
Yes. It works great. I hand rubbed it into my new block. Allow it to absorb. It toke about 6 minutes.
375307
I guess that it will work. I cut x's into the weed barrier for about 10 plants in a raised bed. Weeds were able to grow around the base of the plants, and also at the edges of the wall. I used the long staples to hold the barrier in place. Nothing grew in the uncut area of the barrier.
862248
This company makes plant-specific fertilizers, I would check into them first. I use this on Palms and Cactus with great results.
2048914
Yes. Be very careful NOT to get it on any other plant life you do not want to kill.
785645
I use it for weeds in my dwarf mondo grass with no problem. Not sure about anything else though.
2027357
That is a good question. The material is a dense foam, with a cut in the middle, really only good for 1 plant. I would bet that it has a good chance, with a large seed, like a tomato. It's kinda like a Rapid Rooter, if you know them. The puck is 1" thick, so if the seed is 1/4" down, the root only has to go 1/2" till it hits spray. For transplant to a hydro system it should be mint. Now that you made me think about it, and I own one, I am going to try it right now, with some freebies. Peace
2259900
I have not tried using it in that method. I have used trimmings from a spider plant and that produced very good roots for replant.
345424
Yes. There will be no problems as long as you follow the application rates. I use this on all of my tropical flowering plants and palms. I even use it on my immature fruit trees.
2060371
It can if they are grasses. It's specific to grassy plants which are monocots while leaving broadleaf plants, dicots, unharmed. I use it when I have grassy plants growing in my broadleaf perennials.
709031
That might be true for some types of weeds. Or if you didn't follow with compost. I have found that the combination of using this tool and then applying 2 inches of compost to work very well.
1003671
Yes, it works reasonably well, provided you add some liquid (olive oil, for instance). Enough so the end result will be a thick paste. Otherwise, most leaves will cling to the side and will not be chopped.