New Grower Milk and ph levels

[Dark Matter]

Guys,

Not sure if you know this or now, but you know cow's milk ? Has a ph range of 6.5 to 7... What the hell we doing using water ?

Would milk actually work ? Or stupid questions ?

Peace

 

[Peteey010]

I would have thought that if you use milk calcium levels etc will be all over the place plus it will start to smell real bad after a while

 

[Dark Matter]

Valid point, but if you mix it half with water maybe it wouldn't get so bad.

But I guess that's what is good about AFN. No questions too stupid. Lol
Thanks man

 

[TomFoolery]

On a side note...milk can be used to calibrate your pH pen.
fresh pasteurized milk has a pH of 6.7

 

[Dark Matter]

It also helps with mold

 

[bananakush]

i use milk and eggs outdoor works great i start with two eggs mixed with 2l of water when it starts to flower the plant explodes i think it does not feed the plant but micro organisms in soil wich feed the plant then .... but the milk i use all the time mixed with water
but wont use it indoor agen ...smell bugs .... yuck

 

[pop22]

Guys,

Not sure if you know this or now, but you know cow's milk ? Has a ph range of 6.5 to 7... What the hell we doing using water ?

Would milk actually work ? Or stupid questions ?

Peace

here is a good answer toi your question: http://www.gardenmyths.com/milk-fertilizer/#more-1707