Question. Can I use Liquid Silicon for my Outdoor Plants?

This year I'm going all organic for the first time.
I've found tat the simpler you keep the grow and not experiment too much things come out pretty good.
But this year it's all different for me and I'll just have to see.
Liquid Silicone sounds like something you'd put on electrical wiring??
They say if I make a tea from local compost and fodder feed I'll
inoculate my girls from pests and plant disease. So take a choice?

Cheers Dirtsurfr! I agree simple is best! But I am curious curious curious curious........... always......... about.......... everything............

so .........

anyone have any experience with this?


biosilicon?

MISSPHOEBE said:

anyone with fake boobs out there who can help me? lol

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and when your done helping her can you PM me pics?

I'm trying a liquid silicon additive this year. Dyna-gro's Protekt.

Sounds like a similar product, but I don't know anything about that one.

Keep in mind that silicon is a natural mineral. It what sand is made of. Silicone with an E is the synthetic stuff fake boobs are made of.

Do I NEED it? Probably not. Does it help? i hope so, but i can't say for sure. Plenty of plants do just fine without it I'm sure. There is probably plenty in most soils already.

Strong stems and pest resistance sound good to me though, I'm growing an OG strain this year that is known for it's thin brittle stems. Plus it makes a nice wetting agent in my neem oil spray.

I'm hoping it's high PH will also help prevent mold when applied as a foliar spray.

Again I can't say for sure if it helps or not as this is my first time using it, but a lot of people seem to love the stuff.

Yes you can use it in soil, but keep in mind that it has a high PH. Some people use it as their PH up.