turmeric to feed plants? aloe and yucca kick ass

For less than 2$ at a market, i got a yucca root and aloe leaf. I've heard ppl praising them and wanted to give it a shot. The soil improved aLOT, less chunky.
So today instead of an Epsom salt bath i added some tumeric powder that cost 99cents words can't describe the sensation of healing im feeling.

So I can't help but wonder what a pinch of that powder in a gal would do
What do you guys say, think they'd turn neon?

Tumeric will have no health benefits for your plant. But it is good as a natural pest preventive. Ants hate it. Its a good way to keep them out of your veggie garden. Might be a little unnecessary indoors but it won't hurt anything.

Sprinkle the powder around the base and leaves of your plants, or steep fresh turmeric in water and use it as a spray.

Rasta Roy said:

Tumeric will have no health benefits for your plant. But it is good as a natural pest preventive. Ants hate it. Its a good way to keep them out of your veggie garden. Might be a little unnecessary indoors but it won't hurt anything.

Sprinkle the powder around the base and leaves of your plants, or steep fresh turmeric in water and use it as a spray.

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Or use it to make OHN, with some garlic and ginger,,,,,,,then it will have massive health benefits for your plants, they help the immune system and SAR.

I searched all over for fresh tumeric root for my OHN, but had to settle for dried from a local indian market

bro54209 said:

For less than 2$ at a market, i got a yucca root and aloe leaf. I've heard ppl praising them and wanted to give it a shot. The soil improved aLOT, less chunky.
So today instead of an Epsom salt bath i added some tumeric powder that cost 99cents words can't describe the sensation of healing im feeling.

So I can't help but wonder what a pinch of that powder in a gal would do
What do you guys say, think they'd turn neon?

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Did the tumeric not turn the water and you orange??????????? LOL

DonBrennon said:

Or use it to make OHN, with some garlic and ginger,,,,,,,then it will have massive health benefits for your plants, they help the immune system and SAR.

I searched all over for fresh tumeric root for my OHN, but had to settle for dried from a local indian market

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OHN?

PKHydro said:

OHN?

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Oriental herb nutrient, real easy to make, search Korean natural farming, Master Cho or go to where I got my inspiration from .................... http://theunconventionalfarmer.com/recipes/immuboost/ ............they call it Immuboost here, but it's the same thing and these plants seemed to like it

DonBrennon said:

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Oriental herb nutrient, real easy to make, search Korean natural farming, Master Cho or go to where I got my inspiration from .................... http://theunconventionalfarmer.com/recipes/immuboost/ ............they call it Immuboost here, but it's the same thing and these plants seemed to like it

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So what do you use it for? pest control?

jonnyquest said:

So what do you use it for? pest control?

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Yeah. I don't know how it works for gnats or mites but ants hate it.

Rasta Roy said:

Tumeric will have no health benefits for your plant. But it is good as a natural pest preventive. Ants hate it. Its a good way to keep them out of your veggie garden. Might be a little unnecessary indoors but it won't hurt anything.

Sprinkle the powder around the base and leaves of your plants, or steep fresh turmeric in water and use it as a spray.

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Cannabis grows well with turmeric as a companion plant, same with aloe, same with basil

And saw toothed herb. Due to lack of cash I up potted into already planted pots which contain turmeric, aloe, basil, saw toothed herb, catnip and the fucking plants are thriving.

DonBrennon said:

Did the tumeric not turn the water and you orange??????????? LOL

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My bathtub and hands have been mustard for days but i feel incredible lol

DonBrennon said:

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Oriental herb nutrient, real easy to make, search Korean natural farming, Master Cho or go to where I got my inspiration from .................... http://theunconventionalfarmer.com/recipes/immuboost/ ............they call it Immuboost here, but it's the same thing and these plants seemed to like it

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Dam thanks DonBrennon! Seems like you've tried it, how did your plants compare with the ginger garlic n turmeric?

jonnyquest said:

So what do you use it for? pest control?

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It can act as a pest deterent, but only as part of an IPM system, I wouldn't rely on that alone

bro54209 said:

For less than 2$ at a market, i got a yucca root and aloe leaf. I've heard ppl praising them and wanted to give it a shot. The soil improved aLOT, less chunky.
So today instead of an Epsom salt bath i added some tumeric powder that cost 99cents words can't describe the sensation of healing im feeling.

So I can't help but wonder what a pinch of that powder in a gal would do
What do you guys say, think they'd turn neon?

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Bet you looked like you had jaundice huh lol bath in turmeric Yee Yee

bro54209 said:

My bathtub and hands have been mustard for days but i feel incredible lol

Dam thanks DonBrennon! Seems like you've tried it, how did your plants compare with the ginger garlic n turmeric?

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I can't say that the OHN has given me a definitive improvement, because I think my soil quality has improved so much recently, but these Asian farming techniques have been used for a long time with proven results, albeit with other crops