Milk yeah, LAB no.I’ve used milk outdoors and it made a sour milk smell. Unpleasant.
I have never smelt anything in all the years I've used it outdoors. How did u apply it? I spray it on leaves but even when I poured it straight on soil no smell.I’ve used milk outdoors and it made a sour milk smell. Unpleasant.
There's a ton of material out there that promotes this, it's made popular by the KNF (Korean Natural Farmers) community.Week4,
So you’re not consuming that LAB probiotic. You’re adding it to the soil. What do you think the plant benefits from a probiotic?
I sprayed it on leaves, can’t recall solution rate, .I was probably after aphids. Maybe the rate was too high.I have never smelt anything in all the years I've used it outdoors. How did u apply it? I spray it on leaves but even when I poured it straight on soil no smell.
Spray on a cool breezy day. 30% milk 70 water. Plant should drink it up within 10 min or so.I sprayed it on leaves, can’t recall solution rate, .I was probably after aphids. Maybe the rate was too high.
So is there a certain week you would not use milk on buds? I really like the powdery mildew part... I want to try this but I'm a few weeks away from harvestHas anybody ever used Milk On there plants besides me?
I have used Milk On plants for years basically to make leaves shine on rubber plant leaves and it works amazing.When I started growing outdoor weed plant I decided to research Using milk more further and through experimental use I have not only found it to be amazing but saved plant s many times.So by now like always your probably saying this guy is nuts and you would be right but not in this case.
Benefits and there is only benefits.
1) Milk has every nute a plant needs.
2) antifungal will kill powdery mold almost instantly.
3) will kill any soft bodied bug when sprayed on your plant. Soft bodied bugs have no pancreas so when they eat the milk they bloat and die.
(Spider mites yes and feed your plant at the same time) 30% milk 70% water spray on plant under and over leaves , soil , and stems.
4 ) when foliar spray on plants it creates protection from things even thinking of starting and feeds you plants the right stuff especially during flower amazing.
Now having said all this I don't hose my plants down with milk every day just a few times a year and during breezy days they drink it up.Also for any bug or mold issue that arises.
My experience with milk is only outdoor grows indoor is another animal but don't see why it wouldn't work the same.
Don't believe me do your own trials and see.Natural is always better.
There is some info on internet mostly for house plants.
Ok now let me hear how crazy I 'am lol
mmmm wouldn’t do it now..So is there a certain week you would not use milk on buds? I really like the powdery mildew part... I want to try this but I'm a few weeks away from harvest
So I had a harvest 1.5 weeks ago... that did have a little powdery mildew... I did a bud wash...mmmm wouldn’t do it now..
you got the mildew
The only issue I have in later bud is drying off .If you have a breezy day then u can. I have used it right up until harvest bit only because I had powdery mold. If you think your plant can consume it fast enough on a breezy sunny day then yes.So is there a certain week you would not use milk on buds? I really like the powdery mildew part... I want to try this but I'm a few weeks away from harvest
I'm indoorsThe only issue I have in later bud is drying off .If you have a breezy day then u can. I have used it right up until harvest bit only because I had powdery mold. If you think your plant can consume it fast enough on a breezy sunny day then yes.
When your in a situation we're you may loose your plants I would rather use milk than any chemical.So I had a harvest 1.5 weeks ago... that did have a little powdery mildew... I did a bud wash...
My next harvest in 2 or 3 weeks no mildew but got me thinking with this thread
Indoors can't say anything you will have to experiment.I think as long as air circulation is good should work.I'm indoors
So maybe I'll spray them down lightly and blast them with inline fan for "breezy day"When your in a situation we're you may loose your plants I would rather use milk than any chemical.
Last year after I had the mold and kept it under control I also did a bud wash just to be safe as my buds were huge and thick and probably can't get it allWhen your in a situation we're you may loose your plants I would rather use milk than any chemical.
Ya I generally spray my whole basement down with peroxide this summer has been brutal...Last year after I had the mold and kept it under control I also did a bud wash just to be safe as my buds were huge and thick and probably can't get it all
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