Lmfao..great detail, you should do instruction manualsBecause the stomatas are primarily on the underside of the leaves, the key is to splooge the bottom of the leaves. Since you don't want to tip your plant upside down the most effective method is to sit down with your legs straddling the pot, do your business and aim upwards. If you do a nice sweeping motion and time it out right you can cover quite a few leaves each session. You can do a whole plant in a day but by then you'll be shooting blanks and have to wait at least several hours or even up to an entire day to build up some more ammo. Good luck. Oh and don't forget to mix in a surfactant too. Downing an entire bottle of bleach should suffice.
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Because the stomatas are primarily on the underside of the leaves, the key is to splooge the bottom of the leaves. Since you don't want to tip your plant upside down the most effective method is to sit down with your legs straddling the pot, do your business and aim upwards. If you do a nice sweeping motion and time it out right you can cover quite a few leaves each session. You can do a whole plant in a day but by then you'll be shooting blanks and have to wait at least several hours or even up to an entire day to build up some more ammo. Good luck. Oh and don't forget to mix in a surfactant too. Downing an entire bottle of bleach should suffice.
Thanks. I really don't want to bait anyone into an argument over the best way to do this, but I've been a master of this technique since way before I considered growing.Lmfao..great detail, you should do instruction manuals
Thanks. I really don't want to bait anyone into an argument over the best way to do this, but I've been a master of this technique since way before I considered growing.
Which makes me wonder...Now excuse me while I
Blood mealGood news ladies, it's not just men that are capable of producing their own organic plant nutrients.
http://transalchemy.blogspot.nl/2011/01/menstrual-blood-as-plant-fertilizer.html
To prevent health risks dry it first.
Now excuse me while I
noticed this was one of their "tags" for the blog post:Good news ladies, it's not just men that are capable of producing their own organic plant nutrients.
http://transalchemy.blogspot.nl/2011/01/menstrual-blood-as-plant-fertilizer.html
To prevent health risks dry it first.
Now excuse me while I
I may have to change my sig... I do believe semen booster methods qualify as an "advanced growing tip".stop listening to uncle bens growing secrets....