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So I have heard that coconut milk can encourage plant growth, largely due to the high levels of a cytokinin called zeatin. There was a study done in the 1940's, where 10% coconut milk was added to the substrate that wheat was grown in...and there was a significant improvement in yield. I was thinking about trying this in my next grow on one plant to see what the difference is...and report back. Any suggestions or comment on this? I have also heard that application of coconut milk to the seeds help increase germination rate.
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This would be a good experiment... Growing two of the same strain plants for a direct comparison. Zeatin in raw form is sold by chemical plant supply stores, but it's kind of a lot more than most would probably want to spend if good results can be achieved just with plain old coconut.
Quote: agmotes165 said: So I have heard that coconut milk can encourage plant growth, largely due to the high levels of a cytokinin called zeatin. There was a study done in the 1940's, where 10% coconut milk was added to the substrate that wheat was grown in...and there was a significant improvement in yield. I was thinking about trying this in my next grow on one plant to see what the difference is...and report back. Any suggestions or comment on this? I have also heard that application of coconut milk to the seeds help increase germination rate.
peace agmotes165
It seems coconuts Have many great growing properties.Coconut Coir is becoming more and more popular as a soil amendments .