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Human urine is one of the fastest-acting, most excellent sources of nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium and trace elements for plants, delivered in a form that’s perfect for assimilation. Not only that, we all have a constant, year-round supply of it - and it's free!

Antibiotics, vitamin supplements and other medications will end up in your urine, but in such minute quantities as to be negligible, especially when diluted in water.

In 1975, Dr A. H. Free published his book Urinalysis in Clinical Laboratory Practice, presenting a few of the critical nutrients found in urine, including urea nitrogen, urea, creatinin nitrogen, creatinin, uric acid nitrogen, ammonia nitrogen, amino nitrogen, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, inorganic sulphate and inorganic phosphate.

During a pee, a healthy adult will release 11g nitrogen/urea, 1g phosphorus/super-phosphate and 2.5g potassium. Patrick Makhosi, a soil scientist with Uganda's Kawanda Agricultural Research Organization, confirms the efficacy of human urine as a fertilizer. He says that applying urine to growing vegetables once every week for at least two months will more than double the yield.

det er billigt og det er nemt, men det er ikke det bedste

du har meget mere kontrol når du ved præcis hvad du hælder i jorden


det kan da aldrig være en fordel at have en gødning man ikke aner hvad indeholder og som skifter i sammensætning og styrke hver gang, er det ikke logisk?

du ved ikke hvad der er i dit urin, og det vil skifte fra gang til gang

Hvad du spiser ændre selvfølgelig sammensætningen af din urin, men der vil altid være makronæringsstoffer tilstede i nogenlunde ens forhold.

dit tis er ikke fremstillet specielt til at gøde planter, det er biobizz

Urine
This has to be one of the cheapest but effective cannabis fertilizers of all time! The human urine contains a large amount of nitrogen and this nitrogen can be used as a booster to help with the production of the leaves and stem of your cannabis plant. Nitrogen can also be a big help to the growth of your marijuana plant during the summer months.

Nitrogen urea found in human urine has been used for growing a healthy cannabis plants for many, many years now. But don’t go peeing on your marijuana plant just yet! It does not work that way. Urinating directly to your plants or on the soil of your plants may kill it instead of helping it grow. What you have to do is dilute the urine in water first. By mixing the urine in water solution, the formation of harmful ammonia will be prevented.
http://www.growingmarijuanablog.com/bes ... rtilizers/

jeg bruger selv alle biobizz produkter, der er 7 forskellige flasker som jeg selv kan lave blandinger med og regulere ned til mindste dråbe alt efter hvad planten mangler, kan du matche det med en gødning du ingengang ved hvad indeholder?

hva nu hvis der er for meget af det ene eller andet i dit urin og din plante reagere negativt så du skal regulere din gødning, hvordan vil du gøre det?

dit urin er ikke mere stabilt end biobizz... "nogenlunde ens" er ikke godt nok hvis man vil have 100 % kontrol, urin vil stadig skifte sammensætning og styrke hver gang, det gør biobizz ikke

gider ikke diskutere noget så dumt.. så hvis du ikke er overbevist så fair nok, så kan du skide og pisse på dine planter lige så tosset du vil

hey guys I know you are going to think this is weird but I had a plant in soil that was just eating up the nitrogen that I was giving it in normal ferts and the plant constantly stayed a pale yellowish light green color. I couldnt get this plant to unlock and start taking in Nitrogen into it. Well I started reflecting back on my grandfather who was one hell of a gardener and could grow Roses and veggies like you would never believe. He used to tell us that back in the days of the depression and before that about some of the gardening practices that they used to use on their gardens. They used to collect urine in a seperate bucket in the outhouse and they would use that in the garden after diluting it down they would water the plants with it once a week so there was always plants needing to be pissed on. :beer: Well I started to do some real research on the subject and found some amazing things when it came to Mammal urine. It is one of the best ferts you can use especially when it is fresh your urine is comprised of a few basic building block components that both plants and animals use.

Urine is made up of Carbon 11-17% Nitrogen 15-19% Calcium 4-6% Potassium 3-5% Phosphorus 2-5%

One advantage in using urine, as a fertilizer is that much of the urine is available in ideal chemical forms: nitrogen is in the form of urea (ammonia/ammonium which is present at concentrations of approximately 3.5 g/l), phosphorus as super phosphate and potassium as an ion. Urine is almost free from heavy metals - for example, cadmium - because even if we ingest them, they will tend to bind to the liver and kidneys, making the urine much lower in such contaminants than commercial fertilizers.

and it is in its most usable form and is very easlily uptaked into a plant much easier than chemical ferts.

Well to make a long story short the one plant that I treated with about a cup and a half of fresh urine to about 10 parts water and I checked it with my PPM meter and it said about 1100 ppm. Well since any of you that know me know that Im always the first one to try an interesting experement so I figured Ill take another risk.

Wow has it payed off!! within 2 days the plant is a very rich green color and really looks more healthy than it ever has since I got the plant and transplanted it. I think Im going to keep the experement going and using it on a few soil plants that I have going. It does not smell at all and well what can I say.... The plant seems to be loving it. I found a few articles on the web on the subject that you all should read it is very very informative to see that Urine is part of natures plan when it comes to ferts.

and I know Im going to get all the people saying YUK and ewww and all that. so whats the difference between human urine and any other animal? Well human urine is probably more pure than any thing coming out of a cow with all the pesticides it eats and steroids they feed the animals.



here are 2 different links

http://www.ecosanres...../ESR2 web.pdf


http://www.discount-...fertilizer.html

Alle sorter behøver forskellige mængder af nærringstoffer og det er slet ikke unormalt at se planter inde for samme sort der ikke kan tåle de samme mængder alle sammen' derfor er det generelt en udfordring at finjustere' om det så er med biobizz eller urin.

[...] så kan du skide og pisse på dine planter lige så tosset du vil

Jeg tror ikke, at der vil være meget forskel i smag o.lign fra planter gødet med urin og planter gødet med alm. gødning. Måske medmindre man fx spiser meget asparges.. Men jeg forstår at man gerne vil distancere sig lidt fra det alligevel. (Udendørs planter, ingen anelse hvordan historien er i en lille potte med begrænset mikrobielt liv!)

On an elemental level, human urine contains 6.87 g/L carbon, 8.12 g/L nitrogen, 8.25 g/L oxygen, and 1.51 g/L hydrogen. The exact proportions vary with individuals and with factors such as diet and health.

Chemical analysis
Main article: Urinalysis
Urine is principally water. It also contains an assortment of inorganic salts and organic compounds, including proteins, hormones, and a wide range of metabolites, varying by what is introduced into the body.

Kun urin. Afføring er en dårlig idé. Urin er relativt fri for fx tungmetaller, som gennem afføring potentielt ville opkoncentreres, hvis det blev brugt som gødning.

det var bare et useriøst surt opstød, men nu bliver jeg nysgerrig, er der noget specielt ved menneskelort der gør at metallerne ophober sig? der er massere dyrelort og tungmetaller i mit gødning

hvis man holder sin jord ved lige som man altid bør gøre er der vel ikke noget problem i det? jeg har ikke oplevet noget ihvertfald