growing marijuana in corn to enhance growth

[Non]

my friend told me he's seen people grow weed in slices of ears of corn, cutting out the middle, with the kernels still on them, and placing the seed in the middle. he said when the seed starts sprouting, the corn and the marijuana start to grow together, and at some point you would take out the kernels of corn (I guess, unless you want to leave them there for some reason), and you'd be left with a bigger marijuana trunk and the plant would grow bigger than normal size. he says the kernels of corn has a nutrient that would do that.

would anyone know of such a method?

Non Reviewed by Non on 05-23-2008. growing marijuana in corn to enhance growth my friend told me he's seen people grow weed in slices of ears of corn, cutting out the middle, with the kernels still on them, and placing the seed in the middle. he said when the seed starts sprouting, the corn and the marijuana start to grow together, and at some point you would take out the kernels of corn (I guess, unless you want to leave them there for some reason), and you'd be left with a bigger marijuana trunk and the plant would grow bigger than normal size. he says the kernels of Rating: 5

[frostymcfailure]

weird, i havent heard of this one before & i definitely dont understand the science *if any* behind it.

[stinkyattic]

This is one of the most out-there 'voodoo' grow techniques yet. I haven't heard of it, but there are reasons why it could potentially work- IF it worked, I would say that the amount of available sugars provided by the corn would help the pot put on mass, but I tend to look with skepticism on a claim that they will 'grow together'. Hm.

Someone got a cornfield to test this in?

I'd grow pot with clover or another N-fixing cover crop myself...

[moneyshotpb]

dude who the fuck have you been listening too??MJ is a plant .......PERIOD not some cazy myth filled mystery

[Non]

I dont think they grow together but they grow at the same time in the beginning.

my friend told me people used to do this back in the day, it would make the roots strong and thicker supposdly, making the tree bigger.

of course nowadays they probably have all thats contained in the corn in a natural plant feed.

it may be the gluten, or the proteins/amino acids found in the corn, plus the sugar.

would enzymes help plants grow also?