Funny idea that seems to be working!!

Ok guys, I've been growing some bagseed for the last few months now and have been looking for any oddball method I can find to increase the yield of my crop, and get max potency of the bud. Well after unwittingly having an idea pop into my head I tried one that seemed SOOOO simple that it might actually be legit.....

Sooooo, this is where I call out for all enlightened growers and knowledgeable greenthumbs.....

I tried no avail to research this on the internet but found a bunch of shit so I'm counting on a pro here

not sure if anyone has tried this before, but I had the idea of using powdered Nitrous Oxide---you know the health supplement that is supposed to deliver tons of OXYGEN to your blood for a better workout??? Yeah that shit....Welll, I used it on one of my plants and not on the other, and checked a couple days later and have noticed some HUGE gains on my Budz, especially on the smaller flowers (not the tops) they are looking puffy as fuck....

So I mixed up another batch and am testing again on the other plant...fingers crossed


Is it possible that Nitrous Oxide is a beneficial nutrient to plants and is it because of Oxygen released by the NO???? Really impressed by the simplicity of this whole thing, but is it too good to be true????

can you do a picture grow log and chart? im curious. i dont know if that will be really beneficial to the plant because i know hydrogen peroxide(liquid oxygen) kills beneficial bacterias and microbes. you only use peroxide as a fix.

Nitric oxide.

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Originally Posted by RackitMan

Nitric oxide.

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LMAO, giv'er a shot a NOS!

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Originally Posted by cigarettes42

because i know hydrogen peroxide(liquid oxygen)

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C'mon cigs. Pass the blunt this way man, you are cut off tonight. Liquid oxygen at atmospheric pressure has to be kept at supercool temps to keep from evaporation. H2O2, is water with an extra oxygen atom which it gives up rather easily.

I can only pray you meant the latter.

Thus more evidence why pot smokers are perma-banned from chemistry. :D

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Originally Posted by RackitMan

Thus more evidence why pot smokers are perma-banned from chemistry. :D

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For real! I was let go from Walgreens because of an old possession conviction...

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Originally Posted by redtails

For real! I was let go from Walgreens because of an old possession conviction...

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Ahahahahaha, thats hilarious and definately true...

Well I just checked my other plant that just added the second dose to and I'm not shitting you 100% no lies, I have noticed a huge gain in size of my Budz, especially the little guys at the bottom!

I HIGHLY recommend giving this a try if you are looking to try something new....I have seen no negative side effects showing in my plants whatsoever
I'm gonna attach some pics of the kind of NOS I am using but the brand is GNC Pro Performance Nitric Oxide Maximizer. All I did was open up like 6 capsules, mix with a 24oz bottle of water and then hydrate the plants....no lies within two days you will see what I mean :-)


HAPPY GROWING ALL~
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Well...I'm not a chemist, but I am guessing they are responding to the bump in nitrogen. Knowing how much to use before contaminating (stressing) them into hermaphrodism is likely some handy information. Were this a plant suppliment, I'd be curious what the interraction between the suppliment and your nutrients/soil is doing long term. Oxygen has a tendency to corrode metals, minerals and oxygen toxicity can be pathologic on tissues. (pathologic: a departure or deviation from a normal condition)

Were I performing this little experiment, I'd limit it to a single plant till final results are in. It would truly suck to jump the gun and end-up with a room filled with canna-straw that isn't smokable.

General rule of thumb...if it's not made for plants, it might not be a good idea to use it on our meds. But good luck with the experiment. :thumbsup:

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Nitric oxide.

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Yes my bad meant to write Nitric Oxide....NOS would poison the shit out of a plant from my understanding and probably kill it considering its gas released from acids?

what u think about the nitric oxide idea tho??? It seems to be giving results but if you have a sound arguement as to why it wouldnt, I'm down to hear any ideas
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Thanx guys

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Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome

Well...I'm not a chemist, but I am guessing they are responding to the bump in nitrogen. Knowing how much to use before contaminating (stressing) them into hermaphrodism is likely some handy information. Were this a plant suppliment, I'd be curious what the interraction between the suppliment and your nutrients/soil is doing long term. Oxygen has a tendency to corrode metals, minerals and oxygen toxicity can be pathologic on tissues. (pathologic: a departure or deviation from a normal condition)

Were I performing this little experiment, I'd limit it to a single plant till final results are in. It would truly suck to jump the gun and end-up with a room filled with canna-straw that isn't smokable.

General rule of thumb...if it's not made for plants, it might not be a good idea to use it on our meds. But good luck with the experiment. :thumbsup:

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Thanks Rusty thats the kind of answer I was seeking...Definately agree I should have left the other alone :( so I could have really tested results.

Is there anything I can do to test for oxidization or deterioration in soil quality like testing the run off water?

also....since u sound pretty experienced


I'm hoping to be able to harvest in the next three weeks....seems like these plants have been flowering forever (1st pistils seen on Jan 24)....but I cut a bud off maybe two weeks ago and wanted to do a test dry/cure before it got to close to harvest....Well it was a pretty small bud so it dried in like three days, and then I had it in a jar for like a week until I finally smoked it....the problem is it tasted like shiiiiit.....I'm sad because I'm worried my lack of experience in harvesting will destroy my beautiful Juicy dank ass smelling flowers :-(....any tips on better harvesting???


Sorry for the novel, and thanks again for your Knowledge friend

Nitric oxide and gene regulation in plants.

There seems to be alot of studies on NO and altering the levels in not only humans and mammals but plants as well. Id be very very curious on your grow and how it turns out given you keep giving it altered NO levels. Id love to see pictures.

No clue how you could test for changes due to the suppliment.

Not too sure of the room-temp interaction between oxygen and hydrogen, and by extention, the potential hydrogen. (ph) Perhaps monitoring the runoff would help, but I just don't know. Oxygen does transform other metals and chemicals though.

About the mini-bud you snatched...likely it wasn't mature enough to start pumping-out the flavinoids and trichomes, and all you were smoking was semi-cured pistils and leaf. Do you have a strong magnifying glass or one of those Radio Shack pocket microscopes? If so, use it to look closely at the trichomes. Until the trichomes are fully formed and starting to turn milky, your smoke is likely to taste like shit.

You mention an expected harvest date of three weeks. Is that from a strain guide or breeders info? If so...us home gardeners can tack an additional week or two on to the end of that estimate. Usually, the breeders use multiple 1000w HID's, use hydro, (a quicker-finishing method) they have hands-on experience with the strain and have learned how to optimize it. (and they don't usually add stuff to their plants if it's not intended for plants)

If one of 'em starts going south, you might want to think about either a serious flush, or possibly even chopping her for re-veg in clean soil. (there's a link in my signature) If you are going to continue the experiment, perhaps scale it back to the one plant. :thumbsup:

Just payin' it forward. :jointsmile:

From what I'm finding about N.O. on the net SpringerLink - Journal Article is that it tends to shorten inter-node spacing but tends to inhibit flowering. IMO it would be best for veg. Keeping mothers and clones short & squatty. The bud size increase that your getting might be due to growth as the plant tries to go back to veg. I think I might try it on a clone.

Well. I tried it sort of. Didn't want to kill anything nice. I had two weak looking clones. I emptied a 500mg capsule over the soil of one and watered as normal. A week later I have a dead clone and a sick one. Untreated clone may not make it either. I'll have to wait a bit to try again. Still trying to build up any army.