Beer?

no way in fact i've experimented with this on a plant before in optimum conditions it has a tendency to create bacteria in the soil that wreck the roots pretty bad, def not a good idea... Brewing beer in your growroom on the otherhand...... A fantastic idea TONs of free CO2 its Awesome!! buds and suds was the best idea ever! lol
 
there are as many growing methods as ther are growers lol , just to name 2 some old growers used to nail rite in the middle of there stem at the bottom it was said to increase the yeild/potency and then thers the old nails in the soil to give the plants "iron" i think it was.
 
Some of that shit is a little true. A hydrangia will turn colors by what you stick in the soil. Including nails. Pink,blue,purple,etc. etc.
 
If it's the yeast you're looking for to get a better reaction out of the plants, look at this. It's a recipe for sugar, water, and active yeast. You mix it in a container and shake it every so often. When you do that, it releases co2 into the air. Just about to try this on my plants, but the person who gave this to me said it works really well. He suggested not shaking the container too hard because it has a tendency to erupt a bit.
 
FireCoral said:
If it's the yeast you're looking for to get a better reaction out of the plants, look at this. It's a recipe for sugar, water, and active yeast. You mix it in a container and shake it every so often. When you do that, it releases co2 into the air. Just about to try this on my plants, but the person who gave this to me said it works really well. He suggested not shaking the container too hard because it has a tendency to erupt a bit.
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Does that really work? I know that plants need co2, but does it have a big impact on the plant growing wise?
 
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