any myth busters out there? Big High debate.

uriah

uriah

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So, we (my brother and I) are ripped and have been debating foliar feeding with a moleasses, soda water, water mix. the debate being the plants will thrive from the co2 (carbonation) of the soda water. yes, no, or go the fuck to bed?
 
MrSmiles

MrSmiles

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uriah said:
So, we (my brother and I) are ripped and have been debating foliar feeding with a moleasses, soda water, water mix. the debate being the plants will thrive from the co2 (carbonation) of the soda water. yes, no, or go the fuck to bed?
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That does lead to interesting thinking. I'm going to look into that more bongsmilie
 
svchop889

svchop889

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might be an interesting tasting beverage lol I've heard crazier shit like watering with beer and mole asses tea.
 
svchop889

svchop889

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only one way to find out get two clones from the same plant that are the same age height and in the same conditions light ect and feed one with your mix and do the other regular and see wht the difference
 
AdReNaLiNeRuSh

AdReNaLiNeRuSh

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While a plant would normally thrive on any type of CO2 around the leaf, I would have to say that the molasses would coat the leave and hamper the stomata, thereby reducing or even stopping the uptake of CO2.

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-AR
 
MrSmiles

MrSmiles

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What about just a soda water misting all the time instead of using plain water? Could that make a noticeable difference?
 
svchop889

svchop889

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maybe in the soil and not the leaves i think adrush has a point molasses is sticky stuff might also promote mold growth on your leaves i wouldnt do it folliar, maybe just the soda water on the leave but dont use tonic water that has other things in it
 
svchop889

svchop889

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also the solubility of gas in water isnt very stable and gas leave liqiuds very easily unless it is cold as solubility of gas into liquid increases as temp decreases so spraying it is likely that you will lose the co2 in the water and will gain nothing
 
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