Growing Autos outside

on second thaughts, maybe i wont. Yes, you can generally use water with algae to water plants, as algae can provide some nutrients and is a natural part of many plant ecosystems. However, it's best to avoid using it on seedlings and to avoid pouring it directly over the leaves of raw vegetables to minimize any potential risks associated with algae, such as toxins or the formation of a crusty layer on the soil surface.

don't think id like the risks involved
 
on second thaughts, maybe i wont. Yes, you can generally use water with algae to water plants, as algae can provide some nutrients and is a natural part of many plant ecosystems. However, it's best to avoid using it on seedlings and to avoid pouring it directly over the leaves of raw vegetables to minimize any potential risks associated with algae, such as toxins or the formation of a crusty layer on the soil surface.

don't think id like the risks involved
i always tell people go with what works for you, there are risks with what i do, but there are risks for all types of out door grows, gotta figure out what works for your climate
 
i always tell people go with what works for you, there are risks with what i do, but there are risks for all types of out door grows, gotta figure out what works for your climate
yes, ill stick to nettle water and bone meal and chicken poop for my nitrogen.
mind you, my borage and comfrey water work well for nitrogen and i only have to put taps into 55 gallon plastic food drums. fill with said plant matter and some water to start the breaking down process, try some, you won't look back for plant health too
 
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