strangebud
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If I have a Calcium problem, can I folier feed with milk and water? Calcium moves so slowly in the plant, I wanted to try to get the calcium quicker.
Milk?
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Doctor Cannabis
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Milk and gardening don't mix. Ever.
Milk has fat, sugars and hormones that attract pests and/or clog stomatas (the pores through which the plant breathes) and tends to get sour if left out too long and build bacteria.
Plus, what you want is ionic calcium (Ca++), milk only has various biologically useless calcium salts. Do your plant a favor, buy Cal-Mag or add molasses to your water before watering (2tbs/gallon).
Milk has fat, sugars and hormones that attract pests and/or clog stomatas (the pores through which the plant breathes) and tends to get sour if left out too long and build bacteria.
Plus, what you want is ionic calcium (Ca++), milk only has various biologically useless calcium salts. Do your plant a favor, buy Cal-Mag or add molasses to your water before watering (2tbs/gallon).