rice water as anyone tried it

Saib17 · Dec 14, 2021

yo whats up guys i recently saw a video on youtube where women from china where using rice water for there hair and a thought came in my head what if we used rW on our plants as anyone tried it before!!

Lordhooha · Dec 14, 2021

Saib17 said:
yo whats up guys i recently saw a video on youtube where women from china where using rice water for there hair and a thought came in my head what if we used rW on our plants as anyone tried it before!!

But why though?

Herb & Suds · Dec 14, 2021

Green hair ?

Saib17 · Dec 14, 2021

Lordhooha said:
But why though?

I mean same as molasses I guess. I will true it in my next grow I read it reduces insect population

PadawanWarrior · Dec 14, 2021

Saib17 said:
yo whats up guys i recently saw a video on youtube where women from china where using rice water for there hair and a thought came in my head what if we used rW on our plants as anyone tried it before!!

Well I had to look it up. But I guess it makes sense.

I'll try it on house plants next time we make rice.

Saib17 · Dec 14, 2021

PadawanWarrior said:
Well I had to look it up. But I guess it makes sense.

I'll try it on house plants next time we make rice.

Yes and you should also try it on your hair it’s feel so good your hair become so soft !

lusidghost · Dec 14, 2021

Saib17 said:
Yes and you should also try it on your hair it’s feel so good your hair become so soft !

I was more interested on what it does to hair, so I looked it up. Apparently it can cause "protein overload" if you use it too often.

PadawanWarrior · Dec 14, 2021

Saib17 said:
Yes and you should also try it on your hair it’s feel so good your hair become so soft !

I'll tell my wife and daughter. They'll try it.

Autodoctor · Dec 14, 2021

Mesohony

trambles · Dec 14, 2021

Rice is pretty good at growing mold, I'd imagine that it will also grow on whatever residue the water leaves on the top of the soil.

PadawanWarrior · Dec 14, 2021

Well I just told my wife and daughter, but they already use it, lol.

fskitch · Dec 14, 2021

When I make rice all the water gets absorbed. Non left for the plants.

Nixs · Dec 14, 2021

In some countries, mothers feed their babies rice water, and farmers feeding it to calves. I mean the water used to soak rice in before cocking.

PadawanWarrior · Dec 14, 2021

fskitch said:
When I make rice all the water gets absorbed. Non left for the plants.

Hahaha. I just realized I won't have any water either. I use a rice cooker, lol.

PadawanWarrior · Dec 14, 2021

Nixs said:
In some countries, mothers feed their babies rice water, and farmers feeding it to calves. I mean the water used to soak rice in before cocking.

I don't soak my rice first. Or rinse it.

Nixs · Dec 14, 2021

PadawanWarrior said:
I don't soak my rice first. Or rinse it.

Some Basmati rice requires soaking

Nutty sKunK · Dec 14, 2021

Saib17 said:
Yes and you should also try it on your hair it’s feel so good your hair become so soft !

Pubes could also do with a pamper

PadawanWarrior · Dec 15, 2021

Nutty sKunK said:
Pubes could also do with a pamper

Rice water and Pubes. Gotta love this place.

speedwell68 · Dec 15, 2021

I can use an imperial gallon every time I water. That is a lot of rice I am going to have to cook.

hotrodharley · Dec 15, 2021

PadawanWarrior said:
Well I just told my wife and daughter, but they already use it, lol.

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Use it on a plant or two and get back with us.

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