coffee grinds

so I used to score this ak-47 that smelled of coffee grinds....and as i begin to flush and read about molasses I wonder....

i am a believer you are what you eat, anyone ever fed their plants coffee or grinds...or tea or ???

i understand terpenes are responsible for fragrance...but can they be influenced directly by additives like coffee...mango chutney....nutella...maybe not...but can you imagine a strain called nutella...like maybe if you fed a jamaican chocolate some hazlenut- I dont know

ladies gentlemen please weigh in

i think ive heard of cofe having something to do whith cannabis

https://www.rollitup.org/organics/30226-coffee.html .. https://www.rollitup.org/organics/93539-coffee-conversion.html knew id seen some coffee threads, have a look through the organic section there may be more.

jw but when doing a seed harvest would watering your plants with coffee or some thing in the water give the seeds that they give you germ and give the taste and smell of that?

i say wake up with a cup of coffee and a joint,sounds better..

jman said:

i say wake up with a cup of coffee and a joint,sounds better..

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well what if you tryed to breed a strain that has the taste of coffee in it naturly from the start (seed)

jman said:

i say wake up with a cup of coffee and a joint,sounds better..

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couldn't agree more

if you were to water with coffee it would leave a hint of coffee taste after the harvest. same with any flavor. that's how they add flavor (unless it's fake tasty puffs)

Mattplusness said:

if you were to water with coffee it would leave a hint of coffee taste after the harvest. same with any flavor. that's how they add flavor (unless it's fake tasty puffs)

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what if I was making seeds , would that flavor be inbeded witht the gens ?

i don't know much about crossing strains. i wouldn't think it would, because it would need to be genetic, and simply adding a flavor into your feeding mixture wouldn't change genetics

leaded or unleaded coffee? do you think caffeine is bad for plants?

caffeinated or decaffeinated?

just toss your grinds/grounds into the compost heap and catch em on the flip side ,. in the sea of browns and greens coffee grounds are considerd greens when added to compost , due to its high nitrogen content

well i gave mine molasees and the totally skunk smell from blocks away turned to a more coffee like smell and has helped me on hiding the smell,i heard after you flush out all you put into your plant the dank ass smell will come back,mine is more and more every flush,plus the molases is used as a light pesticide....so no bugs and no heavy weed smell bonus for me x2