Feeeding your plants fruit juice to enhance taste?
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thephantompain1990
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i seriously doubt it would work. the roots would most likely filter out any taste before it made it to the plant.
El Duderino
Active Member
Heres a good read on using apple juice. https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/56007-applejuice-its-not-just-baby.html
Ive been using molasses for about 3 weeks now. At first I thought I noticed a sweet almost sugary smell but my main reason for trying the molasses was to fatten the buds a lil since Im using cfl lights.
Ive been using molasses for about 3 weeks now. At first I thought I noticed a sweet almost sugary smell but my main reason for trying the molasses was to fatten the buds a lil since Im using cfl lights.
Ohsogreen
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.I just hear about this and wanted to know if anyone had any experiences or had any info on it?
peace
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Yes... Last year, I added some dilute Pineapple Juice to a couple of Skunks the last week of flowering as an experiment.
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The Results - a nice tropical taste - just a hint of Pineapple & slightly sweeter than their sisters..
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So, it does work - can you add it eariler ? I don't really know. Someone who knows for sure - ENLIGHTEN US....
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littleflavio
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i doubt that it will greatly affect the taste and smell of your plants since the plant only takes the necessary nutrients it needs and reject the unwanted ones. i am not sure though but from the concept of feeding too much synthetic nutes that is why there is salt build ups? because the plant has already enough nutes to be feeding more. mollases are just soil conditioner from what i have heard, the sugar it takes help photosynthesis on the leaves. try to give fresh fruit juice instead of the one in cans, and make sure the juice ur giving is not acidic...i usually throw banana peel on top of my plants but youd be having infestations what more if u use fruits. so just my guess. my rule of thumb dont experiment to much, strains react differently. what has work for me before i stick to it
Grumpy Old Dreamer
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The plant does NOT absorb fruit juice, it will take what water it can but not the flavour nor the sugars..
Plants MAKE sugars, they don't suck them out of the ground.
Any sugars that you add are for the benefit of the micro-organisms that feed in the soil and release nutrients for the plant to use.
Too much fruit juice can raise the soil acidity and cause nute lock-out.
Also, too much juice will actually suck water molecules out of the plant - simple osmosis where the greater concentration of water molecules (in the plant) travel through the cell membranes to the lower concentration area (the fruit juice).
And if you taste pineapple flavour, it is either your imagination, the plants particular pheno being different from the others, or simply bullshit.
Plants MAKE sugars, they don't suck them out of the ground.
Any sugars that you add are for the benefit of the micro-organisms that feed in the soil and release nutrients for the plant to use.
Too much fruit juice can raise the soil acidity and cause nute lock-out.
Also, too much juice will actually suck water molecules out of the plant - simple osmosis where the greater concentration of water molecules (in the plant) travel through the cell membranes to the lower concentration area (the fruit juice).
And if you taste pineapple flavour, it is either your imagination, the plants particular pheno being different from the others, or simply bullshit.
Rob Raw
Member
Why not just find some decent genetics, quit abusing fertilizer and cure properly?
Fucking rock on!
CjSesh0000
New Member
Pussy juice would be highly beneficial to ur plants. The same strain of bacteria used to ferment plant extracts aka 'nutes' lives within your gf's vaginal walls. Beat that pussy up! And save the juice! Add some lettuce or cucumber, chopped up, and let it ferment in a dark place for a month. Save the liquid. Dilute it. And feed your plants with it. One more reason to adore that poonanny
bk78
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Dude, you just quoted a 6 year old post. Great job newb.
Frank Nitty
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Damn this shit is old!!!