proof urine is a super fert for plants

MoroccanRoll

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So, is Urea considered a terPEEne? :lol:

Ok, ok I'll stop...
Not sure why some people get so worked up about a little watered down urine as fertilizer. Every day, growers here are fertilizing with insect frass, chicken manure, cow manure, bat guano, seabird guano... Shit, shit, shit and more shit.

Where do they think it comes from? The manure farm? Nooooo. With the possible exception of earth worm castings, it's some poor guy in the coop, the barn, the cave or under the pier with a shovel.

Someone bags it up, gives it a good marketing name, slaps a pretty label on the package and all of a sudden it's Magically Delicious? Damn, I never would have guessed seagulls shat Lucky Charms. :D
 

RobMac315

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Not sure why some people get so worked up about a little watered down urine as fertilizer. Every day, growers here are fertilizing with insect frass, chicken manure, cow manure, bat guano, seabird guano... Shit, shit, shit and more shit.

Where do they think it comes from? The manure farm? Nooooo. With the possible exception of earth worm castings, it's some poor guy in the coop, the barn, the cave or under the pier with a shovel.

Someone bags it up, gives it a good marketing name, slaps a pretty label on the package and all of a sudden it's Magically Delicious? Damn, I never would have guessed seagulls shat Lucky Charms. :D
Well done. Awesome
 

crisnpropa

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Eat hemp seeds (nuts), and drink hemp milk. Full of essential nutrients. Then, use your diluted urine on your outdoor plants. (Indoors the piss stench is unbearable). What a wonderful cycle.
 

MoroccanRoll

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Haha, Thanks RobMac. I had to bump this thread.

I've only used it once in an emergency. Fed my girls some aerated compost tea and within two days saw signs of chlorosis. I figured my media was just getting used up. Urea is super fast acting and I grow in soil with organic amendments soooo... I pH'ed my next compost tea and found it was super alkaline. The additional nitrogen as well as the acidifaction likely saved my plants.

I'll admit it kinda creeps me out (just an irrational emotional reaction) but I think I'm going to have to try it on my Kale. Fast acting, high N fertilizer should be great for green leafy vegetables.
 

Lockedin

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Not sure why some people get so worked up about a little watered down urine as fertilizer. Every day, growers here are fertilizing with insect frass, chicken manure, cow manure, bat guano, seabird guano... Shit, shit, shit and more shit.

Where do they think it comes from? The manure farm? Nooooo. With the possible exception of earth worm castings, it's some poor guy in the coop, the barn, the cave or under the pier with a shovel.

Someone bags it up, gives it a good marketing name, slaps a pretty label on the package and all of a sudden it's Magically Delicious? Damn, I never would have guessed seagulls shat Lucky Charms. :D
I know - my humor just never left the 8th grade :D

Our local farmers sometimes use a pig / chicken shit mix that has an --- aroma. Doesn't stop me from picking up a few baskets of corn at the roadside stand. :peace:
 

MoroccanRoll

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I'd rather have pig and chicken shit than anything from ADM or Monsanto. Oddly, i trust the local Amish chicken with nothing to back that up so, joke's on me.
 

Lockedin

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I'd rather have pig and chicken shit than anything from ADM or Monsanto. Oddly, i trust the local Amish chicken with nothing to back that up so, joke's on me.
Exactly! :bigjoint:
I'm blessed to live close to some great, local owned produce farms; seems like the stands have better quality and better prices than the stores on average.
edit - I catch my own fish too - even though I know they fuck in the water. ;) :spew:
 

MoroccanRoll

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seems like the stands have better quality and better prices than the stores on average.
Sure. Large scale agriculture has to select for genetics that will survive sometimes months of refrigeration as well as the handling that gets their product to your grocery store shelves. The local guys can select genetics for crazy ass stuff like flavor !

I catch my own fish too - even though I know they fuck in the water. ;) :spew:
Careful! There's random animal urine filtering down into that water! Cook some up when you're done. I'll bet they taste great.
 

Topshelfruns

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here are my 3 week old plants feed on nothing but urine at a 1/10 ratio

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Oh dear lord so this is why I used too buy weed that tasted like urine! I'm so grossed out lol
bro if your poor as fk turn your old food scraps and free old organic matter like leaves n crap into compost than use that compost too feed your plants ? Youtube how to make compost with old food and how too make compost with leaves and grass clippings and also youtube how too make compost teas....
Like urine? Na bro get the fk out of here with this crap being poor is 1 thing but this is another.
Your weed will just end up tasting like urine trust me I've smoked cat piss O.G
LOL
 

FidelCa$hflow

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I use urine also. I just posted a thread on it. I dilute it a little more to prevent sodium buildup but ur definitely on the right track. I built my soil and compost outside in my regular garden on the foundation of urine.
 

FidelCa$hflow

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hi good question human piss but must come from someone thats healthy and not on medication. i mix at 100ml urine to 900ml of rainwater and i use it because on a npk ratio is around 10:2:4 use once and dispose of as after 8-9 hours it turns into ammonia and must be used as soon as mixing. why i use because im poor as f@#k and works just as good as any store brought fert ive ever brought from a grow shop
Urine is stored for much longer for use on crops for research. Youre correct in that it converts to ammonia if it is open to air but stored in a container it lasts for quite a while. Studies show as you said that urine provides equal results to store bought chemical fertilizers. Science is magic folks. Keep peeing into bottles and forget the haters!!!
 

xtsho

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Urine is stored for much longer for use on crops for research. Youre correct in that it converts to ammonia if it is open to air but stored in a container it lasts for quite a while. Studies show as you said that urine provides equal results to store bought chemical fertilizers. Science is magic folks. Keep peeing into bottles and forget the haters!!!
Nobody is hating. We just aren't interested in collecting pee and storing it in the refrigerator. You're right that urine can be used. It's been used for a very long time. It's nothing new. If you're happy using it then keep using it. I'm just not going to do it. I'm not concerned about any harm to the plants or it affecting the taste/final product. I just have an aversion to handling bodily fluids. That's what toilets are for.

I once quit a job because they wanted me to clean the public restrooms. I walked into the bathroom, looked at the row of urinals and toilet stalls. Turned around and walked out. I quit the job on the spot.
 

FidelCa$hflow

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Nobody is hating. We just aren't interested in collecting pee and storing it in the refrigerator. You're right that urine can be used. It's been used for a very long time. It's nothing new. If you're happy using it then keep using it. I'm just not going to do it. I'm not concerned about any harm to the plants or it affecting the taste/final product. I just have an aversion to handling bodily fluids. That's what toilets are for.

I once quit a job because they wanted me to clean the public restrooms. I walked into the bathroom, looked at the row of urinals and toilet stalls. Turned around and walked out. I quit the job on the spot.
I understand. Although urine is generally sterile unless the person urinating has a UTI or something like that. I also dont put urine in the fridge. I dont think my wife would like that too much. So unlike saliva which is chock full of pathogens and feces which has a host of dangers, urine is benign in comparison. Reading some of these responses makes me realize how good we have it. Every day we flush clean, drinkable water down the toilet when a bulk of the world has no access to clean water at all.
to put it in perspective, next time u share a joint with someone, keep in mind that you expose yourself to far greater harm than if you were to come in contact with the average person’s urine.
i also disagree that most growers know the viability of diluted urine as fertilizer . I appreciate the response though and the feedback.
 

xtsho

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I understand. Although urine is generally sterile unless the person urinating has a UTI or something like that. I also dont put urine in the fridge. I dont think my wife would like that too much. So unlike saliva which is chock full of pathogens and feces which has a host of dangers, urine is benign in comparison. Reading some of these responses makes me realize how good we have it. Every day we flush clean, drinkable water down the toilet when a bulk of the world has no access to clean water at all.
to put it in perspective, next time u share a joint with someone, keep in mind that you expose yourself to far greater harm than if you were to come in contact with the average person’s urine.
i also disagree that most growers know the viability of diluted urine as fertilizer . I appreciate the response though and the feedback.

There are also other uses for urine. Some use it as a treatment for acne.
 

FidelCa$hflow

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Not sure why some people get so worked up about a little watered down urine as fertilizer. Every day, growers here are fertilizing with insect frass, chicken manure, cow manure, bat guano, seabird guano... Shit, shit, shit and more shit.

Where do they think it comes from? The manure farm? Nooooo. With the possible exception of earth worm castings, it's some poor guy in the coop, the barn, the cave or under the pier with a shovel.

Someone bags it up, gives it a good marketing name, slaps a pretty label on the package and all of a sudden it's Magically Delicious? Damn, I never would have guessed seagulls shat Lucky Charms. :D
Youre so right. I think most of the argument comes from folks that prefer to buy chemical fertilizers because any organic grower would have to look in the mirror and come to jesus over the fact that their plant is fueled on animal carcasses and waste. Believe it or not i grow other things besides cannabis. Lol.
 
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