Pouring beer, how?

jondamon

jondamon

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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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Esdreel

Esdreel

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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.
 
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Beblunted

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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?
 
Nullis

Nullis

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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.
 
a senile fungus

a senile fungus

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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
 
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