Water plants with milk?!

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Spoonie

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My friend says farmers grow those huge competition pumpkins by watering them with milk (and water every now and then). He says I will have mutant buds too if I do this.

He says they also grow giant asperagus and bean stocks the same way.

What do you think?
 
2BLITZED4U

2BLITZED4U

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yes i would like 2 hear some more on this as well i have heard of farmers dumping milk on there veggies as well but never found out the perks of what doing that is.... ne info would be nice
 
RASCALONE

RASCALONE

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well they say the reason the children in this day and age r much bigger and fill out at younger ages becouse of the steroids they feed r cows and then we drink thier milk and eat there meat makes sence to me,why wouldnt it work on plants,hmm,i wonder
 
natmoon

natmoon

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I suppose it could be possible but it is probably due to the cows being given high doses of growth hormones and then passing it onto the plants whereas we would probably pass it out of our systems then plants could and probably would synthesize it.

Having said that i reckon it would surely stink and go of real quick,maybe there is a kind of mould in rotten milk that helps root growth.
Also i noticed that full fat milk is full of carbs so that is probably why the plants are bigger because of a high carboload,but i personally wouldnt try it who wants plants that stink of rotten milk:spew:
 
FaCultGen

FaCultGen

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lol NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, do not water your plants with milk!!!

this will kill your plants, lol i can't stop laghing,

i know from experiance that this is a bad idea, it kets pulled into your plants and rots, it is fucked up.

when i was like 12 i watered a couple house plants and a cactus with milk cause i thought it would make it grow better cause milk is good for me? the plants were dead a about a week, but the cactus... lasted about 2 months, and we kept smelling something bad in the kitchen and the smell just wouldn't go away, i finally figured out that is was the cactus which hd rotted from the inside out and there was a huge cavatey filled with smelly rotted liquid and nauctious gasses.

eww gross

true story

-cult
 
tckfui

tckfui

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years ago everybody said to water your plants with milk... at least they did hear. I tried it... and it stunk... I dont rememeber much else though... smell
 
natmoon

natmoon

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if you did use milk you would have to thin it out just for a start,in all reality im sure if it was any good it would only be any good in an outdoor setup:blsmoke:
 
tckfui

tckfui

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I added it to water... and the water stunk bad after a few days... I think I rememeber roting and dry milk...
 
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Decebal

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i'm curious if there are some narcotics in need of calcium,would be awesome to see a peyote(just an example) grow like a swine.:D
 
donnieosmond

donnieosmond

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Haha.............. a full 5 course meal in the works. How about just dropping one of those pills from Willy Wonka's and dissolving it into some water.
 
edsthreads

edsthreads

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Maybe use the powdered milk or the baby stuff like SMA or Cow & Gate? I know they are full of minerals & vitamins etc... maybe there is some logic in using this.. Powdered milk like normal milk sure as hell stinks when it's on the turn though!

Interesting thread..
 
pheonixfire1991

pheonixfire1991

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if you dilute the milk very very good it def will work. i tried it in my last grow last but you must do it like once a week or to me i did it once every 2 weeks during flowering. i never did this during the vegetative. i mean come on we put bat shit and all kinds of gross things in our grows. urine can also be used but it must be fresh and whatever the persons diet is that will come out in the pee. diluttion is needed for this and everyone knows you have to dilute fertilizer like fox farm and miracle grow. just dont overwater with these things. trust me. it works.
 
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