orange peel in the feeding water?

is this good or bad?
i have a plant thats about 4 weeks into vegg...i started it on 12/12 to show sex for a week then goin back to 18/6...but anyway..i had to move em to a different location and now a friend is lookin after em...but they are feeding it water with orange peels in it..they say its to help with growth and what not...but is this really gonna help at all...or will it just make the water too acidic and mess up the plant?
its been a few days and they seem to be doin ok..but they have probly only been watered with it once or twice...

anyone got anything on this???

anyone.....anyone....bueller..........bueller.......bueller........

The whole thing about your friend knowing you grow is bad. That's how people get busted. Yeah it's your BFF and they never would, 'til they're promised the world by the cops to give someone up.

the reason they know is cuz its growin in there house....(i had started it in my house but then it got too smelly to be kept here so i had to move it over there((they live alone..i dont))
and where they live cops arnt gonna be a really big problem for 2 lil plants cuz its kinda outin the middle of nowhere and cops dont go out there unless there called

420anonymous said:

The whole thing about your friend knowing you grow is bad. That's how people get busted. Yeah it's your BFF and they never would, 'til they're promised the world by the cops to give someone up.

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dude... all the shit is at the other guys house... wtf... does anyone read anything people post or just zone in on one part of it?...

idk man, best advice i can give you without it seeming like im telling you what to do is to just let them do whatever and if any problems arise, let that be the first thing corrected.

i talked to them about it and there not using the orange peels no longer...
i also had to put a tupperware tub with wet paper towles in there to try to increase humidity.....but thos updates will be in my other post...(which will be updated with photos tommorrow)