Does adding fruit to soil change the flavor

someone told me that mongopina tast the way it does.. because thay add mangos to the soil..do you think this would work

No, only think that will change taste is curing properly

this is my first harvest...

if you want to flavour your bud
than do it while your curing it .
how ?

stick an orange peel or another citrus fruit in your jar with you buds.
make sure you only leave it in there for four hours tops .
make sure to wrap the fruit in tinfoil with small poked holes through it.

ps.
it doesnt have to be a citrus fruit
but it works the best.
like a bannana would work?
NO.

I've read of people who add extract (lemon, vanilla, etc...) to their flush 1-3 hrs before they chop, after letting the medium dry out a good deal. The thirsty plant will absorb the flavored solution quickly and the sugars will be left behind in the plant. A proper cure is required to let these sugars break down properly.

but good strains, which kali mist is, taste best with their own natural flavors and aromas IMHO...split up your harvest and try buds with straight natural curing before you go ahead and add flavor to all your bud...

what he said....natural flavors are the best.

dont add fruit or anything to your soil or curing jars. If you want a fruity bud just grow mango or grapefruit strain.

B2GROW said:

I've read of people who add extract (lemon, vanilla, etc...) to their flush 1-3 hrs before they chop, after letting the medium dry out a good deal. The thirsty plant will absorb the flavored solution quickly and the sugars will be left behind in the plant. A proper cure is required to let these sugars break down properly.

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I used orange extract on a grow of mine. I added it about 12 hours before I harvested and the plant turned darker and I swear it smelled like orange. I just added the bottle to almost a gallon of water. You could kind of taste it after you blew the smoke out.