Fertilizing with Vaped or smoked remains.

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NinjaPunchKing

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #1

Has anyone herd of or have experience with fertilizing/feeding vaporized or smoked remains? I can't find any information on the subject. Any help will be appreciated.

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Smokebomb420

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #2

Doubt it will make anything special. Good luck tho.

Maybe some pure hemp compost would be cool.

 

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Lowdangler

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #3

Go light some wood on fire and after it's put out no coals or anything pour the ash around, it's suppose to make the ground fertile. If you ever wondered why farmers burned tere fields that is why.

 

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Lowdangler

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #4

I rephrase sorry it would probably be good for seedlings not plants.

 

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NinjaPunchKing

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• Jul 1, 2014

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I have heard outdoor cultivators say they compost their males, Fan leaves and even trim, and use that to fertilize for the next seasons grow. Would that be kind of the same?

 

charface

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #6

I would throw it in a compost pile.
Once it is composted add that compost.
I dont just throw uncomposted things in my soil.

 

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NinjaPunchKing

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• Jul 1, 2014

• #7

Thanks, Im going to experiment on one of my smaller plants to see what happens. Will report findings.

 

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churchhaze

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• Jul 9, 2014

• #8

Weed grown with weed.... DOUBLE WEED!!!

 

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NinjaPunchKing

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• Jul 22, 2014

• #9

I tried it out on one of my smaller plants, the plant did not exhibit any vertical growth but it did start becoming super bushy, with a lot of new under growth within a span of three days. Will try to replicate the experiment and report findings. @ Churchhaze < thats what I'm hoping for lol>

 

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NinjaPunchKing

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• Jul 22, 2014

• #10

Here are some pics... Experiment Subject (Roxy) in the middle. All Plants 1 month old from germination.

 

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hydroMD

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• Jul 23, 2014

• #11

Lowdangler said:

I rephrase sorry it would probably be good for seedlings not plants.

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Burnt plant matter turns to exttemely solubal potash.

You are correct about field burning, that is one of the reasons for it. Also helps to control pests.

Funny thing is "environmentalists" have passed legislature against it and it is almost non existant anymore... so it takes thousands of gallons of diesel fuel and emissions to choo the straw fine enough to be able to be tilled into the soil.

(Still decomposes and provides nutrients, but takes longer to become soluble)


A mix of ash and composted plant material would be very benificial, especially with fungal and bacterial inoculation.

Just take care of your compost

 

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mainliner

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• Jul 23, 2014

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NinjaPunchKing said:

Has anyone herd of or have experience with fertilizing/feeding vaporized or smoked remains? I can't find any information on the subject. Any help will be appreciated.

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NinjaPunchKing

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i think ash is either p or k, my nibours and i use it on the veg garden, anything burnt into ash i think?