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How to help your plants grow faster.

In this step by step i will show you how to help freshly sprouted plants to grow bigger faster and fuller

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Step 1Suplies.

You will need
1x freshly sprouted plant
4x TBSPs of sugar
1x letter of warm water
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5 comments

Sep 19, 2011. 5:45 AM

fegundez1 says:

you cant be serious, who is moderating this site these days

Sep 19, 2011. 7:27 AMkros5920 (author) says:

What it does work When a plant just germenates it cant produce sugar well so this helps it.

Oct 8, 2011. 11:05 PMMr. E Meat says:

Not that I'm an expert but, if it works, I think it's more likely that the bacteria in the soil consume the sugars and produce nutrients for plant.

Oct 9, 2011. 11:51 PMkros5920 (author) says:

theres a chance that some may go to the bacteria but most of it will go to the plant

Mar 29, 2012. 6:43 PMkkarwan says:

kros5920 is right plants create glucose through photosynthesis if you put artificial glucose in the soil the plant will absorb it (when dissolved) through the root system.
note: let the warm water cool after dissolving sugar, warm water may promote fast growth but the plants end up smaller.