Using milk before croping the plants
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Jack Harer
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Has your friend ever grown a plant that you know of???? NEVER take advice from a guy who's friend knew a guy who heard from another guy that you need to pour milk on your plant!!! Not that milk wouldn't have an NPK value in organics, but a 24 hour period would not be enough time to realize any benefit IF there would be a benefit at all. Your room would end up smelling like someone puked in it!!
When you hear shit like that, ask yourself first if the dude has ANY experience growing, and second, does the advise sound like it's based in science, or myth.
It's abundantly clear that everyone is an expert grower, who has learned all the "Magic Secret" ingredients/methods to get more THC out of the plant. It's almost all Hoo Doo. All of us real growers out here are just wasting our time, because science has nothing to do with growing pot.
When you hear shit like that, ask yourself first if the dude has ANY experience growing, and second, does the advise sound like it's based in science, or myth.
It's abundantly clear that everyone is an expert grower, who has learned all the "Magic Secret" ingredients/methods to get more THC out of the plant. It's almost all Hoo Doo. All of us real growers out here are just wasting our time, because science has nothing to do with growing pot.
Dinosaurbud
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What a downer.....someone didnt't wake and bake
Jack Harer
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Well, that would give him SOME credibility, but no, I would not try that. I can see no possible way that milk would affect anything in a positive way.
Jack Harer
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You'd rather I told him go for it....You'll have yogurt buds??
UnbridledCannabis
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yummmm yogert buds ^_^
smokey mcsmokester
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My stepdad told me when he grew he used to strain rabbit crap and add milk to feed his ladies.. lol..... Ive never tried it and never will..Of course this was 30 some years ago before all thes nutes came out.....
smokey mcsmokester
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Thats probably exactly why....lol.... He grew outside only though....lol..rabbit crap and milk... this is why they made nutes lol, that growroom would smell like ass!
markinoto... your avatar, is that a plant from a soil grow? what strain? looks good!
markonito
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Well I am on the same opinion about crap and milkrabbit crap and milk... this is why they made nutes lol, that growroom would smell like ass!
markinoto... your avatar, is that a plant from a soil grow? what strain? looks good!
and the avatar is AK48 (I am doing my first grown right now and I got AK48 aswell) and it's not mine but I wish someday I will grow a plant like this 
Jack Harer
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Your Step-Dad was half right!!! I use Rabbit Poo as the primary ingredient of my soil, along with EWC. Rabbit Poo is the best manure you can use for growing anything. MILK? not so much. Rabbit Poo has no odor, and the highest NPK value of any manure out there. PLUS, domestic rabbits eat almost exclusively alfalfa, and you get the added benefit of triacontinol. Rabbit Poo teas are friggin' awesome, and my plants LOVE it!!
Never under estimate the power of the Bunny!!!
Never under estimate the power of the Bunny!!!
Chee Zee
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thats a sick cola! that from a hydro grow with a shit load of wattage to grow it yeah?Well I am on the same opinion about crap and milk
maybe il stick a rabbit in my room, hope he shits in my pots and doesnt eat my plants
smokey mcsmokester
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Hmmmm interesting... Thinking back, he may have used the strained rabbit poo seperately without mixing it with milk...Im thinking he said he added milk at differant times..... Thanks for the insight...
markonito
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Yeah, I meant to bath the plants with milk, then the 24hours of darkness and then harvest them.
bigbillyrocka
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new plant strain: Milk Dud
Jack Harer
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Like I said earlier, milk might have a use, but not in a 24 hour period. As it turns out, there is a whole wealth of hits on Google about it!!! Organic growers take note:
http://www.greenpasture.org/fermented-cod-liver-oil-butter-oil-vitamin-d-vitamin-a/update-on-raw-milk-as-fertilizer/
After further reading, apparently milk is acidic so I would think that i could be of use to all the folks out there trying to lower the pH of their soil as well.
http://www.greenpasture.org/fermented-cod-liver-oil-butter-oil-vitamin-d-vitamin-a/update-on-raw-milk-as-fertilizer/
After further reading, apparently milk is acidic so I would think that i could be of use to all the folks out there trying to lower the pH of their soil as well.
