watering plants with coffee?

[PadawanWarrior]

Same. Im growing that zaza though, so it requires a more refined solution.View attachment 5092771

Makes me think of Apple Jolly Ranchers. Nothing wrong with 14% either, lol.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

Makes me think of Apple Jolly Ranchers. Nothing wrong with 14% either, lol.

This is one of the few exceptions where flushing is encouraged.

 

[Joshrayner]

I've feed once with tea I want organic, I want to know when to cut and drop and hang. We can chop up all day, Jah tells me go wit heart, but do I trust my gut, or listen to everyone. I'm science but I look at what these girls tell me. Afghani hash and peanutbutter on the left. My basement stinks week 8 over flower on sunday

Saying jah tells and saying you listen to your gut is literally the same thing

 

[Joshrayner]

why don't you just pee on them like everybody else does.

See that’s like using coffee grounds. They both provide nitrogen but using coffee already made provides more mag and potassium

 

[PadawanWarrior]

See that’s like using coffee grounds. They both provide nitrogen but using coffee already made provides more mag and potassium

I agree coffee has nutrients, so this isn't really bro-science. If you use coffee that hasn't been brewed it will contain higher levels of Mg and K than the used coffee grounds, because they're more soluble probably. Just my thinking, but it makes sense to me.

Same with urine. It's not really bro-science.

I don't use either though in my grows. It's fun talking shit about it though.

 

[Week4@inCharge]

I just read a column that coffee is actually a good source of nutrients for plants. In moderation of course as it's very acidic. You'd want to dilute it (a cup of coffee) in a gallon of water before use.