Urine Fertilizer on Marijuana, The results are in.
Hey everyone, a few weeks ago I did a post when we first started dosing these plants with piss ;). Well technically I dosed one only, can you guess which one ??
By 'dosing I really mean, had a couple beers with the mates, whipped it out and showed this plant whos boss;) if you know what I mean. A mere few days later it tripled in size and appears to be bigger, bolder and greener than the rest.
We shall continue this experiment through the lifespan of this plant and keep the updates flowing, but from what I can see currently already quiet conclusive, pee works wonders, or is it the beer??
The plant I chose as my "test subject" is the glorious broad leaf indica, I have to date never seen one with such lush broad leaves to be honest, a true glorious specimen.
Free the weed.
Nature the incredible.
Have a lovely week.
Love light and blessings.
Cheer$;)
Pee can be a good fertilizer but it can be problematic when it comes to PH levels and you can possilbly pass on diseases via urination. Generally speaking. I would probably mix the pee with compost and have it sit for a few hours or days before you apply the pee-compost to the soil, that way the pee has a little time to break down with the dirt (likely rich in organic matter) which will make the process faster.
It is said that pee is rich in Chloride, Phosphate, and Potassium, and when broken down it will produce more Nitrogen. You've got to be careful with over fertilization ;), how can you fix that? Pee less on them, or grow more plants where you're peeing ;).
Pass on diseases?? Urine is sterile??
Pee is the result of the liver filtering the toxins in your body out, which helps to sterilize the urine. The urine collects in the bladder, where it can build up microbial life.
A study came out showing that human urine may contain 5-9 different kinds of bacteria. Most of the bacteria generally are found in the bladder. On average, women carry more bacteria in their urine compared to men. Also, you can still pass diseases through an open wound in the urinary tract or bladder.
Finally, urine contains a large amount of nitrogen. I made a mistake in my previous comment. With the microbial life present in urine, eventually, they die off and break down providing additional nitrogen and other nutrients to the soil.