funny questiong. i was wondering if....?

[peacemane420]

i was thinking about it today... what would blowing weed smoke on your plants do? nothing? pointless? just pondering the thought lol
thanks!

 

[AverageJoe21]

I heard its bad for them

 

[BIGSIX]

go for it if you got to. shouldnt do any harm, wont do any good either. now ciggarette smoke,thats another story, not good from what ive read.

 

[fdd2blk]

what good could it do?

 

[peacemane420]

lol yea totally! hahah i would never blow cig smoke on my babies. well now i dunno if i should do it cuz you say its fine and the other dude says its bad... so confusing! lol

 

[jackonthebox]

blowing marijuana smoke on marijuana plants is a conditioning technique to get plants to increase THC production. This process should only be done in the final 3-4 weeks of flowering and should only be performed by skilled professionals.

 

[peacemane420]

really? well then thats good to know! thanks man. haahahha i like how you add "only by skilled professionals" cute

 

[420inmyapt]

i smoke my babies out when i get home everyday lol.... not to help them, mostly to help myself.... they just happen to be in the room with me everytime

 

[cyks]

Smoke hurts the plants. The ash settles and clogs the leaves. Sure you will not kill the plant, but you are certainly lowering the health.
Its funny how many newbies ask this question. Where in the world do they get this idea?

 

[peacemane420]

hahaha i dunno i was jsut thinkin bout it when i was showering... ya know just one of those things you wonder bout. i guess no one seems to know since everyone says different things lol

 

[420inmyapt]

I just replied with what i did, not that i do it to improve anything with my plants... i think smoke is bad for plants in general, they need light, CO2, and water.... smoke doesn't consist on any of those (yea maybe a little CO2).... I have never heard of what Jackonthebox said, that experienced growers do it the last 2-3 weeks? how can burnt plant material being blow at living plants possibility help them? so yea, i think it doesn't do a damn thing.. positive or negative

 

[jackonthebox]

I just replied with what i did, not that i do it to improve anything with my plants... i think smoke is bad for plants in general, they need light, CO2, and water.... smoke doesn't consist on any of those (yea maybe a little CO2).... I have never heard of what Jackonthebox said, that experienced growers do it the last 2-3 weeks? how can burnt plant material being blow at living plants possibility help them? so yea, i think it doesn't do a damn thing.. positive or negative

oh.. that was my way of being sarcastic. smoke def isn't good for your plants. just regular air (CO2) is good for them, but not smoke. hahaha. come on..

 

[420inmyapt]

i dont know man, half the time people say off the wall shit like that are they are dead serious.... guess i should use post count as kind of a screening process...

 

[peacemane420]

damn bro just a question.
let up a lil bit

 

[420inmyapt]

lol who are you talking to?

 

[#1accordfamily]

u from the dirty dirty huh. what part? is that you or your ol lady in the pic

 

[peacemane420]

thats me man

 

[likes2skatebabe]

I find that if you smoke with your plants you build more of a personal relationship with them and that just makes the bud all the better. Plus smoke is fulled with CO2 and we all know that is good for them!

 

[cheetah2007]

blowing marijuana smoke on marijuana plants is a conditioning technique to get plants to increase THC production. This process should only be done in the final 3-4 weeks of flowering and should only be performed by skilled professionals.

haha yeah sure

 

[email468]

I find that if you smoke with your plants you build more of a personal relationship with them and that just makes the bud all the better. Plus smoke is fulled with CO2 and we all know that is good for them!

wow! personal relationship with your plants? maybe they should whisper that CO2 (carbon dioxide - from fresh air) and CO (carbon monoxide - from smoke and car exhaust) are two very very different things!

your plants can tell you which one they prefer