Pouring beer, how?

I've implemented a few days, they seem to pour beer can grow faster.

pour beer can down fast can grow faster buzz.

smoke and coke said:

pour beer can down fast can grow faster buzz.

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I only know of co2, and some organic matter.

Lol.

Weirdest conversation ive tried to understand on here in a while.



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jondamon said:

Lol.

Weirdest conversation ive tried to understand on here in a while.



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My native language is not English, I translated by google

Are you trying to say that you've been using beer to water your plants for a few days and they are growing fast?



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jondamon said:

Are you trying to say that you've been using beer to water your plants for a few days and they are growing fast?



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A week, they look, the leaves become more green.This is my grandfather told me, a lot of people in the Chinese beer gardening, flower more vivid, grow faster.

huh?? I'd imagen this may help with co2 ?? Seems alittle weird though . what kinda beer you using? Do you have a pic for proof?

Beblunted said:

huh?? I'd imagen this may help with co2 ?? Seems alittle weird though . what kinda beer you using? Do you have a pic for proof?

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Everywhere in China, you can buy beer, beer is legal, 490ML glass bottle, less than 2 yuan RMB.。http://www.justeasy.com.cn/merchandise/11711

We understand Beer is legal. Can you take photographs of your plants for us?

Carbon dioxide is good for the leaves, not particularly for the roots. The yeast may be beneficial. If you do this you'd want to use a beer with a very low alcohol content. The alcohol is the only thing in the beer I can think of inherently toxic to (no good for) plants.

This would work better with an unpasteurized drink, so no big labels. I've heard of this as well...

Beer is mostly water, some microbes, alcohol as a mild antiseptic, etc. I don't know about the validity of the claims, but I've read about this before

Ventrue05 said:

We understand Beer is legal. Can you take photographs of your plants for us?

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Here too hot, around 35 degrees Celsius.outdoor