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Sprench— defined— a greenhouse term to indicate an application of a more generous amount of spray of finished mixed control solution to thoroughly wet foliage, and stems and wet approximately the top inch or two of soil but not a full soaking drench. Eric Runkle proposes in GPM Magazine in July 2010 that “Sprenches can be delivered using a sprayer or boom mist by applying three or four times the volume of a spray (6 to 8 quarts per 100 square feet) during finish production. During propagation, a sprench may be only twice the volume of a spray given the small media volume. A sprench also can be delivered through the hose as a light watering, where the foliage gets wet and the solution penetrates the surface of the media.
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