Coconut Water good for Plants?

Xcaliber

Xcaliber

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Whats up guys ive been looking for sumthing els out there thats better than molasses or can be mixed with it. what i found close to molasses nutritions is coconut water and i would like to know if it would be safe to give it to the plant with like 2 tbs in a gal of water? Heres the nutrition Facts of O.N.E 100% Coconut water


Is it good for the plant or bad?



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eurasianfarmer

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ive used it sparingly and had no ill effects, but cos i drink it everty day i dont think the plants will suffer from it, just dont over do it.

its even been used in intavenous drips as a plasma replAcement.

its good stuff!!

dunno why so few responses!

theyre organic etc...

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Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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Why? Seriously why? Sure, you could give it some purple drank, mountain dew, coconut water, some Acaí berry extract, raspberry ketones, green coffee extract, donkey semen, hippie piss, but fucking why would you do that, ever?

Ask yourself if it is NECESSARY first. If it is not NECESSARY, then don't do it. Unless you like complicating your life; if that's your hobby then charge forth, young knave! (not being ageist, I just thought it was poetic) otherwise ; STAHP!

Good luck, fat harvests and all that.
 
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THE KONASSURE

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that`s a pretty low dilution rate

if you want something cheaper than molasses then dextrose powder works

date sugar, honey, aloe vera gel, cane juice

there`s so many sugar/potassium rich things you could try if you wanted to, I mean some people use orange or lemon juice

plus don`t people like to cut down the cal/mag and phosphorus near the end ?

I find potassium and sugar based stuff is best but I`ve seen people use potassium phosphate right till the end

normally I`ll go to just dextrose or potassium sulphate for the last 1 to 4 weeks
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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THE KONASSURE said:
that`s a pretty low dilution rate

if you want something cheaper than molasses then dextrose powder works

date sugar, honey, aloe vera gel, cane juice

there`s so many sugar/potassium rich things you could try if you wanted to, I mean some people use orange or lemon juice
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There ya go, dextrose is a good one. Coconut water isn't cheap, is it?
 
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THE KONASSURE

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Michael Huntherz said:
There ya go, dextrose is a good one. Coconut water isn't cheap, is it?
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nah unless you live in thailand its pricey stuff

but superdrug or some kinda health store sells dextrose in a giant tub for sod all, grape sugar normally loaded with potassium sugars and such, cheaper than molasses and as its a powder its easy to spoon into the water and mixes up easy

also if you have bugs in your soil dextrose is better than plain water as it stops the bugs getting hungry during "flush" and eating your plants sugars
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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THE KONASSURE said:
nah unless you live in thailand its pricey stuff

but superdrug or some kinda health store sells dextrose in a giant tub for sod all, grape sugar normally loaded with potassium sugars and such, cheaper than molasses and as its a powder its easy to spoon into the water and mixes up easy

also if you have bugs in your soil dextrose is better than plain water as it stops the bugs getting hungry during "flush" and eating your plants sugars
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Hence my why why why post about the coconut water. I use molasses. I just like to overreact sometimes. I don't flush. Poop, ever. I don't flush plants, either. Just kidding, I don't poop.
 
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ChemPro

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Michael Huntherz said:
Why? Seriously why? Sure, you could give it some purple drank, mountain dew, coconut water, some Acaí berry extract, raspberry ketones, green coffee extract, donkey semen, hippie piss, but fucking why would you do that, ever?

Ask yourself if it is NECESSARY first. If it is not NECESSARY, then don't do it. Unless you like complicating your life; if that's your hobby then charge forth, young knave! (not being ageist, I just thought it was poetic) otherwise ; STAHP!

Good luck, fat harvests and all that.
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I agree, but remember, all the knowledgewe have today started with someone taking a new risk.
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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ChemPro said:
I agree, but remember, all the knowledgewe have today started with someone taking a new risk.
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I sort of agree, and sort of disagree with that.

Of course I'm not mad if you do whatever you're into, my initial response was just a little literary flair. :D
 
bongmaster_m

bongmaster_m

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Coconut water contains enzymes that are very beneficial, but If you are already adding folic acids and enzymes through your nute lineup there's really no point.
 
hyroot

hyroot

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Coconut water is full of enzymes, minerals and cytokinins. Great for plants.

Use fresh coconut water from a coconut. Bottled coconut water is pasteurized. All the beneficials are killed off. When you buy coconuts make sure to shake them. If they sound full of water they're good. If they sound like there's very little water in them, they have started going bad.

It's 1cup of fresh coco water to 5 gals of water.
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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hyroot said:
Coconut water is full of enzymes, minerals and cytokinins. Great for plants.

Use fresh coconut water from a coconut. Bottled coconut water is pasteurized. All the beneficials are killed off. When you buy coconuts make sure to shake them. If they sound full of water they're good. If they sound like there's very little water in them, they have started going bad.

It's 1cup of fresh coco water to 5 gals of water.
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I stand corrected. :clap:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytokinin
neato!
 
Sir Piffington

Sir Piffington

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Xcaliber said:
Whats up guys ive been looking for sumthing els out there thats better than molasses or can be mixed with it. what i found close to molasses nutritions is coconut water and i would like to know if it would be safe to give it to the plant with like 2 tbs in a gal of water? Heres the nutrition Facts of O.N.E 100% Coconut water


Is it good for the plant or bad?



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Check to see how much sodium is in the coconut water. That sodium will definitely harm your plants bro.〽️fume
 
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IndooorGardnerOhio

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Sir Piffington said:
Check to see how much sodium is in the coconut water. That sodium will definitely harm your plants bro.〽fume
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Sodium is not an essential element for plants but can be used in small quantities, similar to micronutrients, to aid in metabolism and synthesis of chlorophyll.

Role of Sodium and Chloride in Plant Culture | PRO-MIX Greenhouse Growing

This article will help you better understand the role of sodium and chloride in your plant culture.
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I do think, Considering the levels of sodium in coconut water are fairly low, I think that it will be fine, but since I dumped a couple cans on my plants we shall see, but that was 3 days ago and so far no ill effects.
 
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Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Just use kelp in your watering. Its loaded with micronutrients and hormones for plant including cytokines.

No Brawndo or Coconut smoothies needed.
 
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