Herbal Tea and More fertilizer

shuu80

shuu80

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Anyone think I should be creative with a one day two day seedling and use a custom nutrient mix with vegetable glycerin, sage leaves, chamomile tea. I research VG would grow the plant more.

I dropped 10 mil in a 32 oz jar of this tea. I used it on my sage plant nothing bad happened but I dont wanna risk my new plants.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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shuu80 said:
Anyone think I should be creative with a one day two day seedling and use a custom nutrient mix with vegetable glycerin, sage leaves, chamomile tea. I research VG would grow the plant more.

I dropped 10 mil in a 32 oz jar of this tea. I used it on my sage plant nothing bad happened but I dont wanna risk my new plants.
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No. I wouldn't.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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Richard Drysift said:
Where did you research that veg glycerin is good for mj plants? Couldn’t you just add kelp meal?
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I just looked it up. It sounds like it does have some beneficial effects if it's not overdone. Kinda interesting.
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shuu80

shuu80

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Richard Drysift said:
Where did you research that veg glycerin is good for mj plants? Couldn’t you just add kelp meal?
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I had a big bottle of it and checked theres plenty info, its made from oils and vegatables any way, i fed it too my plants oregano and its flourishing
 
shuu80

shuu80

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PadawanWarrior said:
I just looked it up. It sounds like it does have some beneficial effects if it's not overdone. Kinda interesting.
balconygardenweb.com

10 Phenomenal Glycerin Uses in the Garden

Do you know about the Glycerin Uses in the Garden? It is an active ingredient in promoting plant growth, improving soil texture, and more!
balconygardenweb.com balconygardenweb.com
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This is what i read, my oldest plant is about 4 days i was close to trying it on the young ones but very hesitant. Dont want to nutrient but them
 
Richard Drysift

Richard Drysift

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I bet most any plant would flourish with just a source of compost and fertilizer but ok go ahead & get creative if you want to. Either way a seedling shouldn’t need anything but water for at least 3 weeks.
 
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