Live Stoner Chat Viagra for cannabis plants?

[Mossy]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo......that image is going to be burned in me brain now......:jaw:........my Mammy Warned me there were men like you on the net.....

i honestly dont want something making my plants last an extra week lol

Ah..coz the Test info is for Cut flowers and Harvested fruit...IMO..the Big benefit would be for the Living plant...:coffee break:

 

[Epic Genetics]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo......that image is going to be burned in me brain now......:jaw:........my Mammy Warned me there were men like you on the net.....




Ah..coz the Test info is for Cut flowers and Harvested fruit...IMO..the Big benefit would be for the Living plant...:coffee break:

thats what i wanna see ,,,,,,,

the living plant info/bennefits

lol i gots me undies on and a blankie over me right now , you can open your eyes

peace :Cool:

 

[Mossy]

lol i gots me undies on and a blankie over me right now , you can open your
eyes

Well you just keep those hands on top of the covers where I can See them......:..and we'll all be Happy...

 

[Mr Piggy]

That's great. Reminds me of this in a roundabout way.

I already have this comic saved to my pictures, love it!

Viagra is fit for human consumption,or it wouldnt be on the market,and its legal.
So highly unlikely that it will be detremental to human health when added in small doses to cannabis.
And its a well known fact that smoking cannabis makes the user horny,so adding viagra to it should only add to that effect.
So not really a valid point IMO.

Yes, viagra is fit for human consumption, but we know nothing about plants. Yes, it is unlikely that it will harm the plant or yourself, but you don't know that. Viagra does not make people horny, it makes them turgid, and only when consumed orally.

My points are very valid and I think your understanding of science isn't quite up to par. I'm not trying to insult you, I just think this is an all over bad idea and waste of time/money.

 

[Mossy]

I get bout 24 hrs use from each dose....especially when using good weed too.
Weed gets ya mind going...ed pills aid the blood flow....my gf just giggles a
lot...

Automan....when you take them..do you notice any reduction in your Pain Levels...?..

 

[Ratatoskr]

I stand corrected! After a quick google search I found this:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...w-impotence-drug-revive-drooping-flowers.html
Not sure the best application to use in canna and article is about drooping plants , not plants that are consumeable.... So... The jury is still out

If it's in that magazine it can be safely assumed it was made up on the spot and has no basis in reality at all. That paper is pretty much what happens when the Weekly World News meets the Enquirer on vacation in the UK. A good example of it being nonsense is that viagra has no effect on the nitric oxide (in fact, their use in combination can lower your blood pressure too much) system, but nitric oxide supplements are often used as over-the-counter substitues for ED meds and for 'penis enhancement'.

Somebody once said that the World wasnt flat,but round.And everyone laughed at him.
The fella that told me to use viagra is still alive and kicking,and hes been using it for years.There will always be doubters when
something new is tried out,its human nature.
But if nobody experiments,nothing new is found out.And we would still be in the dark ages.
I cant see how smoking 1 or 2 mg of viagra over a month or two can be worse for you than swallowing a full 50mg pill.
My wife is a fully qualified Staff Nurse,who knows more about drug dosages than doctors(its nurses job to correct doctors prescribed dosage if wrong)
she has no worries about my proposed experiment.Im not insured by the way,so she doesnt want rid of me.

Method of action for a drug can have a huge impact on a drugs effects, so you'll rarely find a real doctor or pharmacist mention smoking your meds. Pyrolyzing (burning) a drug can ruin the actives, create unneeded or unwanted secondary and tertiary metabolites, etc. That's why you never smoke your flu medicine or your heart medication.

Also, cannabis plants don't have a PDE5 system to be inhibited. You could try nitric oxide supplements, which can be found all over the place (wherever you'd find things like ALCAR or bodybuilding supplements), but I don't believe most plants would use that the same way, either. Feel free to give it a shot, just make sure to use clones and keep everything else (lighting, nutes, environment, etc) identical to cut down on any variances, otherwise your results mean nothing. I think it's a waste of a perfectly good experiment, but I'll wish you luck regardless.

And not to put too fine a point on it, but you're wrong about Columbus.

 

[redrobbo]

If it's in that magazine it can be safely assumed it was made up on the spot and has no basis in reality at all. That paper is pretty much what happens when the Weekly World News meets the Enquirer on vacation in the UK. A good example of it being nonsense is that viagra has no effect on the nitric oxide (in fact, their use in combination can lower your blood pressure too much) system, but nitric oxide supplements are often used as over-the-counter substitues for ED meds and for 'penis enhancement'.



Method of action for a drug can have a huge impact on a drugs effects, so you'll rarely find a real doctor or pharmacist mention smoking your meds. Pyrolyzing (burning) a drug can ruin the actives, create unneeded or unwanted secondary and tertiary metabolites, etc. That's why you never smoke your flu medicine or your heart medication.

Also, cannabis plants don't have a PDE5 system to be inhibited. You could try nitric oxide supplements, which can be found all over the place (wherever you'd find things like ALCAR or bodybuilding supplements), but I don't believe most plants would use that the same way, either. Feel free to give it a shot, just make sure to use clones and keep everything else (lighting, nutes, environment, etc) identical to cut down on any variances, otherwise your results mean nothing. I think it's a waste of a perfectly good experiment, but I'll wish you luck regardless.

And not to put too fine a point on it, but you're wrong about Columbus.

I never mentioned Columbus!

 

[tokaite]

Aspirin maybe better bet?
salicylic acid, found in plant as well, good for growth, rooting etc...
If natural you want to go, you could check willow young branches soaking....

Peace!

 

[CLMonkey]

Ahh yes willow water.. full of oxins. good call! i make willow water for a friend, and he uses it for clones. i water my early veggies with it to help them grow fast and strong.

 

[Ratatoskr]

I never mentioned Columbus!

That's all you got from what's been said? You're the one who tried using long-dead superstition to prove the worth of this idea. Ok, virtually no one but hill folk or indigenous tribes who didn't really care have thought the world was flat for over 2,000 years. So your statement has all the merit of saying 'someone somewhere once thought circles were square'. Which is about where this experiment lies at this point, regardless.