cyberjuice2012
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It seems to me that everytime flowering plants get a shot of nutes they give off a stronger fragrance the next day (maybe saying thanks). Has anyone else noticed this or should I lay off the waterpipe for a bit???
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nutes and fragrance...???
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LavenderCowboy
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cyberjuice,
I would say that would be possible, depending on the way you fertilized...Fragrance is in the genetics, so it's got to be in the plants...I would say that the amount of P and K in the plant at any given time would also determine the amount of fragrance it put out....Keep a sharp "nose" on the process and let us know more....LC
I would say that would be possible, depending on the way you fertilized...Fragrance is in the genetics, so it's got to be in the plants...I would say that the amount of P and K in the plant at any given time would also determine the amount of fragrance it put out....Keep a sharp "nose" on the process and let us know more....LC
G
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I notice that. When I feed them Fish Emulsion, they smell extremely dank the next day.
Not sure if its the fish or the bud.
Not sure if its the fish or the bud.
Texassativa
Member
I believe the plant has taken up the nutes and is processing them. This leads to a smell given off the plants by a chemical breakdown reation. You are what you eat...lol...don't kiss the girl friend after a big garlic dinner
I have noticed that to but I think it is because after they are watered heavy they seem to sweat a little onto the leaves. I also find that if I dont move them around they dont smell as much......But if they get shooken around a little they stink a lot more.....
cyberjuice2012
Member
Glad to hear its not just me imagining things...
I do try to feed them a really good flowering AN mixture that is high in all the things they love/need.
yes, I have also noticed that when I move a plant it gives off a fragrance...can't imagine it would be a defence mechanism, but you never know...maybe just a welcoming
I do try to feed them a really good flowering AN mixture that is high in all the things they love/need.
yes, I have also noticed that when I move a plant it gives off a fragrance...can't imagine it would be a defence mechanism, but you never know...maybe just a welcoming
