4Plants
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That's a plus, but after buds start forming, you might want to cut using that. It might be totally harmless, I don't know. After that, check leaves -- especially the bottoms of leaves -- for moth eggs. They often lay them in a very orderly pattern.
I haven't used it on the plants at all. It's a hail mary if I have issues pre-flower. The only things I have sprayed are neem and castile soap so far.