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scar420
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Registered: 12/08/10
Posts: 15
Loc: The great white north
Last seen: 14 years, 17 days
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Companion plants, stinging nettle
#520353 - 01/28/11 05:37 PM (14 years, 1 month ago) |
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Here a question I would like to put out there for the more advanced gardners..Have any of you had any experience with growing stinging nettle along with your crop? I would like to know what kind of results came out of it, did the crops turn out better/healthier over all? This comes from an old artical from 2002 which I recently decided to take another glance at for some reading. Last time I read it i completley skipped the companion planting paragraph, Apparnetly growing stinging nettle is supposed to increase essential oils in surrounding plants?. Here is a link to the entire artical. Cannabis Culture
It's very interesting, would like to hear from someone with first hand experience. I may just order some stinging nettle seeds from Richters to try this out.
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Shaggy420



Registered: 07/06/10
Posts: 3,372
Last seen: 13 years, 19 days
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Re: Companion plants, stinging nettle [Re: scar420]
#520382 - 01/28/11 06:30 PM (14 years, 1 month ago) |
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i thought people grew stinging nettle around their bud to hide it, and people stay away from stinging nettles.
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