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Questions & Answers about gold water and the Gold Jug

can you water with golden water indoors?

Water with liquid gold indoors

Using gold water as fertilizer for your plants and flowers indoors may seem a little strange to many, but the fact is that piss is antiseptic and when mixed with water also odorless. In addition, you give your indoor flowers a real boost, yes the fact is that this garden fertilizer produces up to 7 times larger and finer plants according to research at SLU.

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Dosage of gold water, volume, measurements and grading

Dosage of gold water

Volume, measurements and grading
The dosage of gold water depends on several factors such as the type of plant you are treating, its size and sensitivity. As urine is strong, it is important that it is mixed with water to avoid damage to the plants.

A golden rule is to dilute urine with 5-15 parts of water.

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purple flower

Drug

Myth that plants absorb drugs from urine. Research says yes: Golden water + drugs = okay! Using urine as fertilizer (golden water) is fine, too

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Cleaning

What is the best way to clean the Guldkannan? QUESTION: Wondering if you have any tips on how to remove urine smell from the jug, feel that it remains after emptying/rinsing

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what is golden water

What is gold water

What is gold water? Gold water is one part piss and ten parts water. Pure natural plant nutrition. Golden water is as good as chemically clean and antiseptic and

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Medicines

Medicines in gold water Plants do not absorb any residues that are negative for us. Question: There are a few of us who discussed the Towa watering can and came to the conclusion that

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Rhododendrons and acid soil plants

Acidic soil plants

Caring for and providing proper nutrition to rhododendrons is critical to their health and flourishing. Spring is an important time to fertilize these beautiful plants, and with the right strategy, they can flourish in all their glory. While there are specific rhododendron fertilizer products on the market, it is possible to use different types of complete fertilizer to meet their nutritional needs.

Traditional fertilizers such as cow manure or pelleted chicken manure can be effective alternatives for supplying essential nutrients to rhododendrons during the spring. However, it is important to avoid fertilizers that contain lime, such as Algomin, as these can raise the pH value in the soil, which is not beneficial for rhododendrons, which thrive best in an acidic environment. Instead, consider replenishing the rhododendron bed with material such as oak leaves, coniferous needles or bark mulch each year to maintain the acidic soil in which these plants thrive.

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