Sounds interesting, any tips on how to go about doing it?
yes, so many. beating plants with bamboo sticks, makes them "think" animals are about and they need to express the funk to repel or attract.
making compost with ground up bugs you would otherwise feed to lizards, and feeding that to the plants.
using aloe vera juice in the weekly feed. using coconut water in the feed,
bigger pots for happier roots. deeper pots for seed plants.
Lactic Acid Bacteria or EM1.
stinging nettle compost or ferment.
EPSOM SALTS because like half the terpenes we love have sulfur as an important part of the chemical chain.
paramagnetic rocks or rock dusts, this facilitates some chemical reactions that I am not articulate, or educated enough to describe.
having a large enough pot that you can dedicate an extra 5-10 gallons of space for worm bros. worms are one of the few animals on the planet that's gut truly multiplies what comes out. because its basically a long gizzard, bacteria, nematodes, protists, and some fungi use it as a breeding or feeding ground. the worm actually does less work than its symbiotes and non food organisms it ingests.
using a leaf blower to assault the plants with air atleast 3 times a week. like what my outside is like.
Fermented Fruit Juice made from pleasing smelling fruits. the LABS in the FFJ are making fancy hormones and enzymes w/ the happy smelling fruit, so that when a root hair bursts for rhizophagy, the microbes have less work to do to make stuff to bring back before the wound covers. and then the plant can use the hormones and enzymes instead of making them, allowing it to do other cellular processes instead of "make this enzyme or hormone" for growth, the thing the plant does is make secondary metabolites. oils, terpenes, esters, flavanoids, anthocyanins, carotenoids, etc.
Herb Ferments and compost additives. Mints, thymes, lavenders, sages, dill, garlic. if your plant can make the terpene, you should use other plants that make the terpene as part of the food regimen.
I am a soft believer in nutritive cycle hypothesis. and will use plants and fruits at all stages of life to make compost and ferment. freshly popped seedling up to woody end of season garden cleaning. but I feed from all the different aged materials via composting or fermenting at all phases of plant growth as I truly believe the plant is capable of telling its internal and external biome what to do, hw to do it, and when.
If you grow plants like The 88G13HP hybrids, dont be afraid to let it be hot and dry in the room, but with good, cool air flow from outside the room on a timer. think like a desert. desert plants like to desert, jungle plants like to jungle. it sounds dumb, but it should make sense.
Fish or plant protein hydrolysate. this is food for like half the soil biology. lots of amino acids.
Malted Barley . all the enzymes and amino acids.
Tribus, EM1, Mammoth Microbes, Max Microbes, Mycorhizae blends if you are not comfortable with self cultured bacteria and mycorhizzae, and canna's organic nutrients are basically ferments, NPK industries makes enzyme, amino acid, and soy hydrolysate powders